John Williams of Ventura faces multiple vandalism and hate crime charges for spray-painting swastikas; previously convicted of rape, he's also charged with stun gun possession.

Police are searching for Sirbu Lacramioara, 45, accused of stealing jewelry by distracting her victims with a kiss. The Irvine Police Department seeks tips about her crimes, which have occurred across the U.S.

Bernhard Fritsch from Malibu was convicted of wire fraud for deceiving investors over $20 million through a fraudulent tech app, StarSite. He misused funds for personal luxuries and faces up to 20 years in prison.

LAHSA CEO Va Lecia Adams Kellum resigned after LA County moved to create its own homelessness agency, marking a significant transition in local homeless services.

The family of Jefte Vargas Ramirez has filed a $30 million wrongful death claim against the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department after he was fatally shot by a deputy.

The Ventura County Sheriff’s Office reported a resident from Ojai was scammed by an individual posing as a U.S. Marshals agent, losing a significant amount of money.

Operation Smash & Grab in San Bernardino County led to 24 arrests and recovered property worth $2,216. The multi-agency retail theft crackdown occurred between March 15-28.

A man died after falling from a parking structure in Alhambra; no foul play is suspected, and the investigation continues. Authorities request any information regarding the incident.

Lightning strike ignites a fire at a Sylmar senior apartment complex; LAFD extinguishes it in under 30 minutes.

Bright, sunny weather with temperatures around 70-87 degrees is expected for Los Angeles, with clear evenings and light winds persisting into the week.

A man was arrested for threatening to shoot Metro rail expansion workers in Lawndale, Los Angeles. He is held on $50,000 bail, with an upcoming court appearance.

The Pasadena Police Chief is entangled in sexual harassment and misconduct allegations, with two more officers filing complaints of harassment and retaliation.

The family of Pedro Garcia, who was shot by Fullerton police, has filed a claim alleging wrongful death and civil rights violations, disputing the police report that Garcia was armed.