A fire in a Koreatown residential building was extinguished by LAFD in 18 minutes, with no injuries reported. Firefighters contained the blaze and conducted overhaul and water removal operations.

California is issuing electric bill refunds averaging $61 in October, with future savings up to $60 billion set by 2045, as part of its climate and clean energy policies.

Darrell Rutledge was arrested on drug and illegal firearm charges, following a Ventura County and Oxnard Police investigation. The raid also uncovered a possible puppy mill.

A man was arrested on DUI charges by Alhambra Police after a rollover collision where he hit multiple objects. The department stressed the dangers of impaired driving and urged the use of sober transportation options.

Alhambra Police arrested a driver with balloons and nitrous oxide tanks after a brief pursuit. The driver, Valentin Barrios, also had cocaine in the vehicle. He was taken into custody without incident.

Governor Newsom signs California laws to block "secret police" tactics, protect immigrants in schools and hospitals, and restore community-law enforcement trust eroded during the Trump era.

A 2-year-old boy, Xavier Aguilera, went missing in Barstow after a flash flood swept away the car he was in with his father. Rescuers found his father but are still searching for Xavier.

Long Beach invites residents to a workshop on the Enhanced Density Bonus Ordinance, set for September 25, to discuss and provide input on housing development.

Los Angeles police arrested a murder suspect after a high-speed chase involving a black Toyota hatchback. The chase caused chaos across the city, with the suspect driving erratically before being stopped and detained without incident.

A boy was punched and had his bike's tires slashed by a man in Santa Clarita, with the violent encounter and attacker details shared by local authorities.

The LAFD extinguished a fire at Hubbard College of Administration in East Hollywood with no injuries and praised the building's alarm system for safe evacuations.

The LAPD continues to seek public help to solve the 2020 murder of Dominic Gooden, offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and prosecution of the culprits.

LA carwash owners are on alert as LAPD seeks more victims after vandalism/theft incidents by suspects Ochoa and Encalada, with recovered tools and coins.