A Los Angeles homeowner stabbed an intruder during a home invasion to protect his family, resulting in the suspect being hospitalized and later arrested.

Two missing teens and an infant from East Los Angeles were found after the California Highway Patrol issued and later canceled an Ebony Alert for their disappearance.

Pasadena is hosting a free Taylor Swift tribute concert at Memorial Park Bandshell on September 7, from 7 to 8:30 p.m., as part of their Parks After Dark program.

The Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica is experiencing a resurgence with new businesses like Odd One Out, MINISO, and a new Barnes & Noble, while future projects like a Google Store and HQ Gastro Pub are underway.

Police arrested Salvador Salazar for attempted murder after he shot at a woman and barricaded himself in his Long Beach residence, leading to a SWAT intervention.

A Culver City businessman pleaded guilty to fraudulently obtaining over $4 million from COVID-19 relief funds by submitting false documentation and giving kickbacks.

Sewage spill closes Will Rogers State Beach and public is warned against contact with ocean water and wet sand due to health risks. Beachgoers are advised to stay updated via a hotline.

A driver crashed into a fire hydrant in Downey, causing the decapitation of a Bob's Big Boy statue; she was hospitalized, and the incident led to flooding and damage.

Man arrested for running drug delivery service selling to minors, with large quantities of marijuana and psilocybin mushrooms found during a search of his home.

Santa Monica celebrates 30 years of its Sustainable City Plan, highlighting successes like renewable energy initiatives and waste reduction, with plans for future green developments.

Long Beach city officials began construction on the new Fire Station 9, featuring advanced facilities and energy-efficient designs, aiming to enhance public safety and emergency response times.

California surpasses 150,000 EV chargers with over 24,000 added in early 2024, reflecting the state's commitment to clean transportation and infrastructure improvement.

Transient man Kevin Mumin was convicted of hate crimes against Hispanic individuals and sentenced to nearly 24 years in prison for multiple assaults in the Los Angeles area.