Los Angeles man arrested for August burglary in Thousand Oaks after a month-long investigation involving surveillance techniques by Ventura County authorities. His bail was set at $50,000.

Angelenos can expect a week of sporadic rain and cloudy skies, with an 80% chance of rain and potential thunderstorms today, and varying chances of precipitation throughout the week.

Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department seeks public help to find three suspects involved in a $100,000 copper wire theft from a Palmdale solar field.

An officer-involved shooting in South Gate resulted in the deaths of two women and a suspect, with another woman hospitalized. The motive is unclear; LASD is investigating.

Gunfire disrupted a Long Beach neighborhood; police responded to a non-fatal shooting on Locust Avenue. The investigation is ongoing, with no suspects or motive yet revealed.

Jaime Moore is sworn in as the Los Angeles Fire Department Chief with unanimous support from City Council, aiming to enhance community ties and reform public safety.

A suspect was arrested in Corona, CA, for the kidnapping of a girl and an attempted kidnapping of another. Both victims are safe, and evidence was found at his home.

Fullerton was struck by a series of hoax bomb threats targeting schools and a hospital, which led to law enforcement responses and lockdowns. No actual threats were found.

The Justice Department is suing California, claiming the state's redistricting plan violates the Fourteenth Amendment by engaging in racial gerrymandering.

High-speed chase in Los Angeles ends in a crash with three apprehended after suspects stole a car and were pursued by police, even with a family member's vehicle joining in.

The Manhattan Beach Police Department reported 944 calls, 15 arrests, and 44 reports, including vandalism, burglary, and a sting operation arresting catalytic converter thieves. They advised the public about "bank jugging" crimes.

Fatal crash involving a Prius and semi on the 210 Freeway in Sunland, LA, causes traffic delays and one death.

LA City Attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto joined a coalition opposing federal cuts to SNAP benefits, aiming to ensure food aid continues for millions, including 600,000 Los Angeles residents.