Los Angeles prepares for World Tuberculosis Day, highlighting a rise in TB cases both locally and statewide, and emphasizing the need for greater public awareness and accessible testing and treatment options.

Four men have been charged by the LAPD in connection with a fatal shooting in Harbor Gateway. The incident left one man dead and one injured on South Figueroa Street.

L.A. County Supervisor Kathryn Barger supports the FCC's proposal to georoute 9-8-8 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline calls, aligning with local crisis intervention strategies.

Santa Clarita hosts a delegation of students from Matsudo, Japan, for a cultural exchange filled with educational and social activities, including city tours and homestays.

A Metro bus driver was kidnapped but unharmed during a late-night incident in Downtown LA, which ended with the bus crashing into a hotel; the armed suspect was arrested.

Metrolink reintroduces the Angels Express train service for Los Angeles Angels home games, offering affordable and traffic-free transportation to Southern California baseball fans.

Apple is sued by the U.S. Justice Department and 16 states for alleged antitrust violations in the smartphone market, based on monopolization accusations.

The LAPD is seeking public assistance to find the driver of a Ford F-150 involved in a hit-and-run that injured a pedestrian on Santa Monica Boulevard.

The Irvine PD is seeking a man who stole a wallet and credit cards, using them to buy flowers and other items, and has requested public assistance to identify him.

Deputies arrested Dylan Holsey and Kenecka Jones following a shooting at a Rancho Cucamonga bar, with both suspects facing charges including attempted murder.

Operation Safe Cities is launched by federal and local law enforcement in Los Angeles to combat rising violent crimes by prosecuting offenders more effectively.

Culver City Council denied the renaming of an alley to Bruce Lee Alley as it didn't meet the city's naming criteria.

Glendale Police report a trend of burglars using Wi-Fi jammers to disable home security systems, leading to a focused task force, arrests, and public advisories on bolstering home security.