California Attorney General Rob Bonta is leading a lawsuit against the Trump Administration's new rules on Public Service Loan Forgiveness, potentially limiting loan forgiveness for public servants.

Firefighters battled a major blaze in LA's Fashion District, transitioning to a defensive strategy due to intense flames. The fire was contained and extinguished with no reported injuries.

Judges ruled the Trump Administration illegally withheld SNAP benefits, impacting millions who rely on the aid; California's Governor Newsom commended the decision.

Two Simi Valley youths admitted to a hate crime-linked assault, with one also confessing to further crimes. Three others await court dates. Sentencing is set for the confessing pair.

A Palmdale mother has pleaded not guilty to child abuse charges following her son's fatal fentanyl overdose; she could face 15 years to life if convicted.

Santa Monica actively combats food insecurity amid a government shutdown by promoting local resources like food pantries and Meals on Wheels, and offering support for various household needs, including those affected by ICE raids.

Los Angeles County approved an $828 million settlement for 414 claimants alleging childhood sexual abuse by county workers, adding to a prior $4 billion payout. Concerns about the financial impact and fraud surround the settlements.

Piru man, Francisco Martinez, was arrested for graffiti vandalism after community tip and police found fresh paint on him and vandalism tools in his vehicle.

Los Angeles faces intense heat with a heat advisory from the National Weather Service predicting up to 93 degrees, affecting a wide region including Los Angeles County.

Sunny days ahead for Los Angeles after cloudy start to the week, with temperatures warming to highs near 90 degrees.

Oxnard police arrested a 35-year-old for concealed firearm possession, stressing their focus on reducing gang-related crimes and gun violence, and encouraging public assistance in reporting criminal activity.

The California Department of Public Health warns of serious health risks associated with kratom and 7-OH, emphasizing these substances cause addiction, overdose, and death.

The first death from West Nile virus this year in Los Angeles County has prompted health officials to urge preventive measures against mosquito-borne diseases.