An LAPD officer was hospitalized after a crash on the 105 Freeway; the extent of injuries was unclear, and the incident caused significant traffic delays.

Police in Fountain Valley shot and killed a man after he allegedly brandished a handgun during a confrontation and entered an officer's car, leading to an investigation.

The forecast for Los Angeles includes showers, potential thunderstorms, and windy conditions, with temperatures hovering around 60 degrees and a mix of sun and rain throughout the week.

Oxnard police recovered a stolen gun after a traffic stop where teenagers were heard yelling gang slogans. The driver, Rene Duran, was charged with possession of two firearms.

Los Angeles weather forecast predicts a sunny start, transitioning to cooler, rainy conditions into the weekend with highs around 71°F dropping to near 55°F and a consistent chance of precipitation.

Fontana Police seek help to find Ronalee Barrett Stanberry, suspected of fatally assaulting a business owner with a baseball bat. The transient suspect has distinctive eyebrow tattoos.

The Laguna Fire near CSU Channel Islands leads to campus evacuation, with firefighters and aircraft responding to the 15-acre blaze amid red flag warnings in Ventura and LA counties.

Long Beach police are searching for a hit-and-run driver who killed an 80-year-old bicyclist, urging the public to help find the driver of a white SUV.

The Pomona Police are investigating a fatal collision involving a sedan and a bus, resulting in one death and five minor injuries. Witnesses are urged to come forward.

Long Beach police averted potential danger by arresting a suspect with a gun without incident on Jan. 20, 2025. No violent events were reported that night.

Governor Newsom signed an executive order to protect Southern California from post-fire landslides and flooding, expediting debris removal and bolstering defenses.

One man was killed and two others injured in an early morning shooting in Industry; authorities are investigating with no suspects or motive identified yet.

Pasadena Water and Power reports improved water quality in more areas after the Eaton Fire, but some places remain under a Do-Not-Drink Notice.