Local businesses in Hollywood, including Sunset Sound Recording Studio, install planters on sidewalks to deter homeless encampments and maintain safe access to their properties.

A brush fire in Oro Grande, San Bernardino County, burned 80 acres, damaged three homes, and forced evacuations. Over 200 firefighters responded, with full containment ongoing. No injuries reported.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department seeks public help to catch a thief who stole dental equipment, including an X-ray machine and cash, from a dentist's office in Calabasas.

Long Beach experienced multiple incidents of violence in one night, including a homicide, fatal traffic accident, shootings, and a stabbing, with investigations ongoing.

Los Angeles is expected to have cloudy mornings and sunny afternoons, with temperatures steady in the low 70s and light winds, with some fog and consistent overnight lows.

Two men were arrested in Pinon Hills for possession of stolen property, drugs, and illegal ammunition following a sting operation by San Bernardino County Sheriff's deputies.

Silverlake Ramen is expanding in Los Angeles with new locations in North Hollywood and Downey, featuring a self-service kiosk and the same popular menu.

Edward James II Elsasser attempted to steal a watch from a diner in Loma Linda but was arrested and charged with attempted robbery by responding deputies.

Actor Keith Middlebrook was convicted on eleven counts of wire fraud for a scheme promoting fake COVID-19 cures, which involved false claims and high-profile name-dropping.

Joel Antonio Villegas pled guilty to leading a drug ring that smuggled narcotics across the U.S. using modified cars. He faces a potential life sentence.

Los Angeles forecast includes cloudy mornings with gradual clearing and highs in the 70s. Expect patchy fog before 11 a.m. transitioning to sunny afternoons.

A man is charged with felonious animal cruelty for allegedly strangling and drowning a puppy in a Cypress hotel. He faces up to three years in prison and a $20,000 fine.

The SKATESIDE Fest on May 18 at Bill Botts Park features skateboarding, art activities, live performances, workshops, contests, and prizes, with encouragement to RSVP and use public transport.