The Lake Elsinore Sheriff's deputies seized over 9,000 fentanyl-laced pills and more than 5 ounces of pure fentanyl after an investigation into drug sales. Two residents were arrested and face narcotics charges.

Eight people were injured in a multi-vehicle crash in Sylmar, Los Angeles, with two adults in serious condition and four children with minor injuries.

Manhattan Beach Police reported increased thefts and arrests during a challenging week, reminding residents to stay vigilant and informed about e-bike safety regulations.

A hiker found a corpse in a Los Angeles flood control channel, prompting a recovery operation by the fire department and an ongoing investigation to identify the victim and cause of death.

Connor O'Donnell's body was found on a Ventura County beach, with his death under investigation by authorities looking into his activities from April 6-17.

A female pedestrian was fatally struck by a vehicle in Pomona; the driver is cooperating with the investigation.

San Bernardino County opens the 2024 swim season on May 25 at Glen Helen and Yucaipa Regional Parks, featuring new waterslides, with swim fees ranging from $7 to $17, and free entry for toddlers.

Long Beach Fleet Services was named the top fleet in the U.S. and Canada at the Government Fleet Expo, recognized for leadership and operational efficiency.

Eduardo Vicente Pelayo Rodriguez of Riverside County was indicted on 18 counts, including stalking and swatting, involving threats to schools and airports. He faces significant prison time if convicted.

LA Mayor Karen Bass and SBA head Isabel Guzman launched the first South LA Women's Business Center, with support from the VSEDC, to help local small businesses.

Thieves stole over $800,000 in goods from a Glendora jewelry store by disabling security and drilling safes, with the owner hopeful that evidence may lead to arrests.

A woman was arrested for violently stealing alcohol and injuring a store employee in Hesperia, with the local sheriff's department intensifying efforts to combat retail theft.

A Moorpark High School student was arrested for falsely reporting emergencies involving explosives at the school. The anonymous tips were traced back to the 15-year-old, leading to his charge and booking at a juvenile center.