A 14-year-old male student was arrested for making criminal threats at a Jurupa Valley middle school and booked into juvenile hall. No weapons were found at his home.

California's Governor and housing officials are challenging Norwalk's ban on new homeless shelters, warning of potential legal action over housing inequity.

The forecast for Los Angeles includes a series of sunny days with mild temperatures, clear skies, and the possibility of light rain on Wednesday night and Thursday morning.

Firefighters responded to a CNG fueled trash truck fire on Laurel Canyon Boulevard, which threatened nearby residential property. No injuries were reported.

A man and his dog died in a Glendora house fire, with his wife missing and the fire deemed suspicious due to found blood and their history of domestic issues.

Ventura County DA warns of advanced real estate wire fraud, urging public to confirm transfer details with trusted sources and use two-factor authentication on email accounts.

The Long Beach Police Department reported a woman was fatally stabbed, and they arrested armed individuals in separate incidents. Investigations are ongoing.

There was a shooting near a North Hollywood Target, followed by police gunfire at a suspect, resulting in one person in a blue SUV shot and a suspect unconscious. The incident disrupted traffic but caused no officer injuries.

The National Weather Service predicts variable weather in Los Angeles with a chance of rain, gusty winds, fog, and fluctuating temperatures throughout the week.

LAFD extinguished a fire in a Vermont Slauson apartment, rescuing two people and four dogs, with a 70-year-old woman hospitalized. Cause under investigation.

Los Angeles City Hall now displays the Olympic and Paralympic flags as the city prepares for the 2028 games, evoking its proud history and future aspirations.

Santa Clarita's City Hall opens "Nature's Palette" art exhibit, showcasing diverse works exploring nature, from September 19, 2024, to January 8, 2025.

Supervisor Janice Hahn allocates $5 million to assist residents facing land movement in Rancho Palos Verdes, urging rapid distribution of funds to the affected community.