Two students at Ventura High School face felony charges after a bomb threat, including false bomb threat, conspiracy, and criminal threats, as per the Ventura County DA.

A 14-year-old student was fatally stabbed outside Santa Ana High School, with two other students injured. Two suspects, ages 15 and 17, turned themselves in. The stabbing may be gang-related, and authorities are investigating the incident further.

Los Angeles County health officials have issued an advisory against swimming at several beaches due to high bacterial levels. Other beaches have been cleared as safe.

California's high-speed rail project is well underway, contrasting with Texas where development has not started, highlighting differences in progress, economic impact, and environmental benefits.

An undercover operation led to the arrest of Allen Edward Zamrok in Rancho Cucamonga for trying to meet an alleged minor for sexual acts. The police suspect there may be more victims.

Here's Looking at You, a celebrated Koreatown restaurant, will close on June 13 following its co-owner's decision to leave the business and the end of their building lease. The closure marks the end of its innovative culinary presence since 2016.

Los Angeles County health officials report a rise in measles cases, particularly among travelers, and urge the public to get vaccinated with the MMR vaccine.

Long Beach's Department of Parks, Recreation, and Marine is hosting a free concert on May 23 with Pop Vinyl Band at El Dorado Park West, featuring various musical genres for a family-friendly Summer Kickoff event.

A man was found fatally stabbed on West Wardlow Road in Long Beach, initiating a police investigation. Authorities are seeking information from the community.

Central Coast woman pleads guilty to creating fake medical documents for immigrants and illegal drug distribution.

A man in his 70s crashed into Jennifer Aniston's Bel Air home's gate and was detained for felony vandalism. He was taken to the hospital with back injuries. The motive is unclear, and investigations are ongoing.

Los Angeles County faces a severe hepatitis A outbreak, with cases tripling from the previous year. Vaccination efforts are underway to protect the population.

A man from L.A. County is charged with impersonating an IRS agent and defrauding a victim of $20,000; items in his car suggested further illegal activity.