San Bernardino County and the Arrowhead Regional Medical Center (ARMC) have been honored as top employers in the Inland Empire Magazine, upholding a legacy of excellence in public service, work culture, and innovation for the residents of their communities.

A 17-year-old East LA resident is arrested on murder charges after a fatal shooting at Big Bob's Liquor & Market in West Covina, with a second suspect still at large.

Los Angeles law enforcement is actively seeking additional victims in a series of sexual assaults that have occurred in the Koreatown area.

Spiny lobster season is set to open today in California after a delay due to concerns about domoic acid levels, with recreational and commercial fishing now given the green light by state health agencies.

Updated COVID-19 vaccines offer increased protection against the rapidly evolving virus, and experts continue to bust the myths surrounding their safety and efficacy.

Los Angeles County beaches face health warning as bacterial levels exceed standards, leaving residents and visitors advised to avoid ocean water activities for the time being.

The search for Sophia Lorraine Garcia, an at-risk individual suffering from mental health issues and diabetes, has expanded across Los Angeles County.

Three female doctors have filed a lawsuit against Los Angeles County, alleging that Harbor-UCLA Medical Center ignored sexual harassment and discriminatory behavior by former orthopedics department head Dr. Louis Kwong. The physicians claim that such behavior resulted in a toxic work environment and put patients at risk.

As Southern California grapples with a serial burglar targeting Target stores, the Irvine Police Department seeks assistance from the public in identifying the individual responsible for these thefts.

A recent fatal accident involving a motorcyclist and a sedan driver in Rancho Cucamonga.

A resident of Twentynine Palms was brutally attacked by unidentified assailants after confronting them about an argument outside her home.

On October 28, 2023, the Huntington Beach Police Department will participate in the National Drug Take-Back Day, aiming to address health and safety concerns related to prescription drug misuse.

Racist statements attributed to members of the Los Angeles City Council have sparked concern and outrage, prompting an LAPD investigation and response from LAPD Chief Moore.