A DUI suspect in Simi Valley caused multiple crashes, hitting a hydrant and a power pole. The driver was arrested and the trapped passenger extricated by firefighters.

Residents in Ventura's Pierpont neighborhood have returned home after evacuations due to a gasoline leak causing hazardous vapors. The issue was related to a sewer line leak near a gas station.

Los Angeles firefighters swiftly contained a fire at a Canoga Park apartment building, with a knockdown in 18 minutes and no further spread beyond two units.

A historic building in LA's Glassell Park was destroyed by fire; over 100 firefighters responded with no injuries reported, the cause is under investigation.

Long Beach Airport receives a $680,851 federal grant for six electric vehicles and two solar-powered stations, supporting sustainable aviation under the FAA's Zero Emissions Vehicle program.

Long Beach awarded $266,000 in grants to 29 local small businesses through the Level Up LB program to support growth and development within the city’s business-friendly environment.

California introduces driver's licenses and state IDs in Apple Wallet, available to 1.5 million participants, emphasizing convenient and secure digital identification.

A teen surrendered to authorities after discharging a firearm at a post-football gathering in Norco, facing attempted murder counts. No injuries were reported.

Two teenage girls were arrested for allegedly assaulting workers and committing robbery at a market in Victorville, using a knife and chemical spray during the incident.

The Pasadena Loves YA Festival has been cancelled due to the Central Library's closure for seismic retrofitting, leaving fans and authors without the annual YA literature event.

LA County Sheriff's Deputy Bryan Cardoso is charged with sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl, and is facing up to eight years in prison if convicted.

The FAA granted John Wayne Airport $20 million to upgrade accessibility and energy efficiency, including modernizing restrooms to ADA standards and adding facilities for families and nursing mothers.

Gov. Newsom's Housing Accountability Unit has facilitated the development of 7,500 new homes in California, tackling legal and bureaucratic barriers and ensuring local compliance with housing laws.