Alameda County man Jeffrey Ying charged with stealing valuable Chinese manuscripts from a university library, substituting them with forgeries, and facing up to 10 years in prison if convicted.

A man walking his bicycle was fatally struck by a car in Long Beach; the driver cooperated with the police while intoxication was not considered a factor. The LBPD is investigating.

Kolby Aipa, a 20-year-old surfer from a prominent surf family, died following an e-bike accident in Huntington Beach, with the local community and his family expressing deep mourning.

A 63-year-old California foster mother, Mayra Alvarez De Giron, was arrested in Hesperia on suspicion of child abuse, with officials suggesting there may be more victims.

Three arrested for stealing copper cables in Chino Hills, causing a significant loss and potential service disruptions.

Ever Marquez was arrested after a fatal hit-and-run in Los Angeles that killed an elderly woman and her dog; he faces a felony charge with a $30,000 bail.

A deputy arrested a 58-year-old wanted man for vehicle theft and reckless driving while he was riding an e-bike in Saugus, as detailed by the SCV Sheriff's Station.

LAPD bomb squad deployed to Sylmar following reports of military ordnance under the 210 Freeway without evacuations; the third such L.A. County incident recently.

The LAFD offers advice on its website for Los Angeles residents to stay safe during a heatwave, with tips on clothing, home cooling, hydration, and monitoring the vulnerable.

California recouped $168 billion in federal funds through successful legal actions against the Trump administration, with a $5 million litigation cost.

Long Beach reports an increase in flea-borne typhus cases, urging residents to take precautions like flea control for pets and property upkeep to prevent spread.

LAFD and LACoFD rescued a 26-year-old hiker via helicopter in Tujunga, after he became stranded and was unable to hike out.

A DUI suspect led L.A. County Sheriff's deputies on a high-speed chase through San Gabriel Valley, reaching up to 100 mph before surrendering in Monrovia.