Ontario woman faces theft and drug charges after a retail store incident in Rancho Cucamonga, highlighting challenges with California's Proposition 36.

The LAPD is seeking help to find a red Toyota Tacoma involved in a fatal hit-and-run on Lincoln Boulevard. A pedestrian was struck and pronounced dead; the driver fled the scene.

Caregiver Richard Emmons arrested for attempted murder after tampering with a paraplegic patient's ventilator.

Deputies seek two suspects after a home robbery in Adelanto involving a firearm and the theft of items including a PS5. Witnesses described the suspects and getaway vehicle, a black Honda Civic.

California Governor Newsom secured a FEMA grant to help fight the Palisades Fire in Los Angeles County, with multiple wildfires threatening the region.

Makare Darnell Toliver of Lancaster has been sentenced to 12 years in prison after pleading guilty to charges including assault with a firearm, robbery, and evading an officer causing death.

Two women with prior convictions were caught attempting petty theft at a Home Depot and now face increased penalties under Penal Code 666.1 following Proposition 36.

Teens led police on high-speed chase in a stolen vehicle in Apple Valley, crashed, and were later detained; the driver faces charges while the minors were released to guardians.

LAFD extinguished a Greater Alarm fire at 1224 S Hope St, containing it within the building of origin with no injuries reported and causing early morning traffic congestion.

A video shows a Mercedes driving aggressively through a crowd of cyclists in LA, causing concern over road safety and public behavior. A business owner witnesses the incident with mixed feelings. No police details or arrests have been confirmed.

An investigation is underway after a deputy-involved shooting in Rosemead, where no one was hit by gunfire, but the suspect was arrested with non-gunfire related injuries.

A man was fatally shot in Van Nuys; LAPD is investigating the incident with no arrests or suspect description provided.

Firefighter Kevin Skinner died of cardiac arrest while responding to a fire in Laguna Niguel, after serving over 25 years with the Orange County Fire Authority.