Los Angeles captured 5.5 billion gallons of stormwater after heavy rains, enough to supply 68,000 homes for a year, thanks to investments in stormwater infrastructure.

The LAPD clarifies false media reports about Celeste Rivas' death and reveals suspect D4vd's travel to Santa Barbara, sealing case records to aid the investigation.

Airline catering workers protested near LAX for better working conditions and wages, causing delays during a busy travel period. Police cleared the demonstration, which highlighted safety complaints and union grievances.

A West Covina police officer, Jose Garcia, faces felony charges for allegedly stealing cash from motorists during traffic stops, potentially punishable by up to five years in prison.

An electrical fire at the Wilshire/Alvarado station on Tuesday led to evacuations and halted Los Angeles Metro Red Line service; no injuries were reported.

Long Beach Health Department reaffirms vaccine safety, emphasizing vaccines don't cause autism, despite CDC website changes causing confusion. They cite extensive research and renew their commitment to evidence-based information.

Intruders broke into a Studio City home, owned by the parents of music producer Benny Blanco, while a woman was inside. She hid upstairs and called police, but the suspects fled before they arrived. No injuries were reported.

A teenage boy was fatally shot at a Pomona apartment complex; a 13-year-old girl was arrested in connection with the incident, motive unknown. Police seek information.

The LA County Department of Public Health warns of high bacterial levels at various beaches, advising against water activities near storm drains, piers, and outlets.

LACDMH has created the Office of Transition Age Youth to support 16-25-year-olds with mental health, housing, and other services, including a short film project to raise awareness.

An SUV crashed into a Subway restaurant in Encino, resulting in moderate vehicle damage and the building's façade being compromised. There were no major injuries, and authorities are investigating the incident.

Brian Paul was arrested for attempted homicide after allegedly hitting someone with his car in Riverside County. The incident occurred in August and Paul was apprehended during an unrelated investigation months later. The investigation is ongoing.

Manhattan Beach Police Department reports 700 calls, six arrests, 43 reports, 15 traffic collisions, burglaries, thefts, and provides crime prevention tips ahead of holiday season.