A weak tornado caused damage in Oxnard, confirmed by the National Weather Service, with no injuries reported during the region's strongest storm of the season.

Matthew Marcus Alvarez was arrested in Victorville on suspicion of possessing and distributing child pornography. Authorities are seeking additional information.

Walgreens is closing five stores in Southern California due to financial pressures, part of a larger plan to close around 1,200 stores. Affected employees may be relocated to other stores.

Mayor Karen Bass opened the L.A. One-Stop Rebuilding Center to help Palisades residents rebuild post-disaster, streamlining permit and inspection processes.

In-N-Out Burger is moving its headquarters back to Baldwin Park, its original location, and opening an office in Tennessee, with plans to expand further in the U.S.

Culver City Police warn residents about scammers impersonating police officers by phone, urging them not to share personal information and to report suspicious calls.

A man was arrested for aiming a laser at an LAPD helicopter during a street racing event in Paramount, facing several charges including assault with a deadly weapon.

Clayton Kershaw re-signs with the Los Angeles Dodgers for the 2025 season after overcoming injuries, aiming to contribute to the team's rotation and reach 3,000 career strikeouts.

Tri-Union Seafoods recalls certain canned tuna due to a lid defect risking botulism. No illnesses reported, but consumers are warned not to eat the product and to seek medical attention if experiencing symptoms.

A 29-year-old man died after a head-on collision in Irvine; Joshua Soto's Hyundai Elantra crashed on Jamboree Road. The other driver was uninjured. The cause is under investigation.

Three arrested in Phelan, CA for stealing fencing material and possessing a stolen vehicle; charges include possession of stolen property and grand theft.

The San Bernardino Sheriff's Dept. conducted "Operation Consequences," resulting in 11 felony and 21 misdemeanor arrests, seizing ghost guns and meth. The operation is part of an ongoing crime reduction effort.

DA Nathan J. Hochman charged Martin Richard Torres with felony for allegedly throwing an object onto the 101 Freeway during a protest, potentially facing over seven years in prison.