Los Angeles receives an $8 million federal grant to enhance its grid infrastructure and promote sustainable energy, including improvements to two power plants.

A pedestrian was hospitalized after a hit-and-run in Malibu. The incident occurred early Tuesday on Pacific Coast Highway. The suspect's vehicle details are unknown, and the LA Sheriff's Department is seeking information.

A Yucca Valley man was arrested for murder after a body was found during a well-being check. Investigations by the Sheriff's Specialized Division continue.

A USC student was arrested for assaulting a professor with a metal water bottle, causing the professor to be hospitalized. The motive is unknown, and the university community is shaken.

Authorities arrested four individuals involved in the theft of a Ford F250, uncovering drugs and paraphernalia at the scene in Phelan; further investigation is ongoing.

The Oxnard PD arrested 18-year-old Junior Ortiz Flores for unlawful gun possession after a routine traffic stop revealed a loaded handgun on his seat.

LA Fire Department and park rangers rescued an uninjured hiker stranded in Griffith Park after deploying a rope rescue system; no injuries were reported.

The article details the weather forecast for Los Angeles with foggy mornings and sunny afternoons expected. The temperatures will be in the mid-80s with consistent fog each night.

Jonathan Rodriguez was arrested without incident by the San Bernardino County Sheriff-Coroner Department after a tense search in Joshua Tree. He had initially fired at officers and fled before being found later that day.

California Governor Newsom signed a law to protect minors from addictive social media content, requiring parental consent, to take effect in 2027. Critics raise privacy concerns over the law.

Victorville man Claudio Betancourt was arrested in a sting for attempting to meet a "14-year-old girl" for sex, who was actually an undercover officer.

A pedestrian died after being hit by a car on Pacific Coast Highway in Long Beach; police are investigating the incident not caused by speed, distraction, or impairment.

A woman faces felony and misdemeanor charges for pepper-spraying teenagers during an altercation at a Carson Taco Bell. She pleaded not guilty, with a preliminary hearing scheduled.