Approximately 65 firefighters are battling a fire at a Ventura County recycling yard, with no immediate residential threat. Residents advised to wear masks due to smoke.

A traffic stop in Apple Valley led to George Quintana's arrest for riding a stolen motorcycle. He's held on $30,000 bail at High Desert Detention Center.

Multiple arrests were made in a theft spree at a Tractor Supply Co. in Apple Valley. Suspects were caught with stolen goods, and one faces additional felony warrants. Increased patrols led to the apprehension.

Prado Regional Park is getting a major upgrade with federal funds to improve its campground facilities, enhancing the visitor experience with modern amenities.

The LAPD seeks public help in locating 79-year-old Leonardo Martinez, a critical missing person with dementia.

Authorities are investigating two fires at Los Angeles-area schools to determine if they are connected or were caused by arson. No injuries reported; causes of both fires remain under investigation.

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has warned against water activities at several beaches due to high bacterial levels, while lifting the advisory for Ballona Creek at Dockweiler State Beach.

A family in Pomona had to evacuate their home after a large tree fell on it, causing significant damage and leading to the structure being red-tagged as unsafe. No injuries were reported.

An 88-year-old man, Jemie Sagulo, died after being hit by a vehicle in Loma Linda, with the driver, Eddalee Tolentino, cooperating in the investigation.

Palmdale unveils the Fight Fentanyl Summer Program to educate youth on substance abuse and provide life skills to resist drugs, including fentanyl, with activities at local centers in July.

Three men were arrested by San Bernardino County Sheriff's deputies following a fraud probe that led to a high-speed chase, two patrol cars rammed, a crash, and the recovery of a firearm and narcotics.

A home invasion in Valley Village led to an exchange of gunfire, leaving a suspect critically injured and the homeowner with minor injuries, per LAPD.

LA County Supervisors decide to purchase firearms exclusively from vendors that comply with the law, aiming to prevent taxpayer money from funding those who violate gun regulations.