Irvine's Great Park hosts a free jazz concert series "Jazz in the Palm Court" alongside an art exhibition, with events scheduled on Feb 17, Mar 9, and Apr 20.

The body of missing Crestline man Christian Alan Petrie was found by search crews in a remote area, with an autopsy pending to determine the cause of death.

The LA County Sheriff's Department seeks public assistance to catch a suspect linked to several bank robberies across LA County between October and January.

Four San Fernando Valley drug crew members were indicted on charges of trafficking cocaine, meth, and fentanyl.

Police shot a wanted felon in Beaumont after he allegedly showed a gun during a chase that started in Hemet; he's now in critical condition. The Riverside County Sheriff's Department is investigating the incident.

The family of Luis Humberto Armenta Espinoza sues Los Angeles after he was killed by an LAPD patrol car, questioning the officer's training and conduct.

Mayor Karen Bass joins partners to start LA's Point-In-Time Count, a critical tool in addressing homelessness, amidst concerns of the burgeoning crisis.

A man confronted an alleged dog thief in Victorville, resulting in the suspect brandishing a gun. The incident is being investigated as assault with a deadly weapon, and the suspect is now in custody with bail set at $140,000.

Two violent incidents occurred in Long Beach: a shooting where Edwin Cruz was arrested but no one was injured, and a standoff after a home invasion that ended with the suspect's arrest following SWAT intervention.

Lancaster, CA receives a $5 million state grant to revitalize over 3,600 units in its mobile home parks, focusing on aiding low-income residents through repair and replacement initiatives set to start in 2024.

Dijon Darrell O'Neal, a Lancaster sex offender, has been arrested for assaulting four women. Authorities, fearing more victims, urge anyone with information to come forward.

Lynn Merrill returns as San Bernardino's Public Works Director, having previously served from 1994 to 2004. With extensive experience, he resumes oversight of vital city services and infrastructure.

Keith Crossley, 62, was found unresponsive in his cell at West Valley Detention Center and later pronounced dead. No cause of death was immediately apparent, and authorities are investigating.