LA County Health officials warn against swimming at various beaches due to high bacterial levels but reopen Walnut Creek at Paradise Cove after testing.

Governor Newsom announces nearly $5 billion investment in California's transportation system, enhancing highways, public transit, and eco-friendly travel options.

Los Angeles is expected to have a pattern of morning fog and afternoon sun throughout the week with comfortable highs in the mid-80s and nightly fog returning after 11 pm.

Two individuals have been charged with executing a $1 million cryptocurrency scam, particularly targeting vulnerable and limited English proficiency communities in Bellflower, California.

Indictments have been issued for four Californians involved in a $93 million COVID-related tax fraud scheme, including false claims and an attempted witness murder.

Suspect David Hairston II, facing multiple charges including attempted murder of a police officer, will appear in court following shootings involving juveniles and an officer.

Metrolink is introducing a new pricing model from July 1 to make train travel more affordable, with fare reductions, a $5 day pass, and various discounts in a six-month pilot program that may extend to 2026 if successful.

A Metrolink train and semi-truck collision in Ventura County resulted in the truck driver's death and minor injuries to a train passenger. The crash caused train service disruptions and traffic delays.

An officer was injured in a shooting near Santa Monica Place; details are limited and an investigation is underway, with the public urged to avoid the area.

The LAUSD approved an $18.8 billion budget for 2025-26, focusing on staffing, Black and LGBTQ+ student programs, arts, and equity, while freezing top salaries.

San Bernardino Sheriff's Deputies arrested a 69-year-old man in Apple Valley for possessing roughly 37 grams of meth. The arrest happened during a vehicle check at a gym parking lot.

The Orange County District Attorney's Office is dissolving 13 gang injunctions, affecting 317 individuals, in response to California's Assembly Bill 333 changing the legal approach to gang activity.

Protestors accused the LAPD of collaborating with ICE during arrests in LA, which the LAPD denies, stating they were managing a crowd and not involved in detentions. Activists claim this undermines LA's sanctuary city status.