A motorcyclist was killed Tuesday morning on the southbound 405 near Long Beach Boulevard, triggering a SigAlert and major delays for the morning commute.

Los Angeles and Orange County averages climbed to their highest levels since early December as regional supply tightens and the national average nudges up.

Federal judges in Southern California have begun dismissing indictments after ICE detentions interrupted trials, raising new questions about coordination between prosecutors and immigration enforcement.

A 50-year-old man was struck by a Blue Line train near 735 W. 7th St. in downtown Los Angeles and was taken to a trauma center, the fire department says.

A Riverside court ordered Credit One to pay $10.2M after prosecutors accused the bank and its vendors of repeated, harassing debt-collection calls across California.

LAFD reports a structure fire at 2053 E 99th Pl in Watts is now out; the department's alert listed FS65 and offered no immediate details on injuries or cause.

Rolling Hills Estates was briefly locked down Sunday after shots struck a sheriff’s patrol vehicle; deputies searched the 600 block of Deep Valley Drive and reported no injuries.

A 22-year-old Los Angeles man, identified as Sean Heiderich, was killed early Saturday on Van Buren Boulevard in Jurupa Valley. Riverside investigators are searching for a suspect sedan with major front-end damage.

Sen. Alex Padilla won more than $24.3M for 25 local projects, funding water cleanup, solar at Pasadena’s library, Long Beach crisis response and more.

A brief LAFD alert shows crews responded to a "physical rescue" at 4254 N Coldwater Canyon Ave in Studio City; officials released few details.

The Win‑Dow is opening a Montana Avenue window in mid‑March, bringing its affordable smashburgers and fried chicken sandwiches to 930 Montana Ave. Banners are already up on the storefront.

Alhambra police arrested two people after responding to a triggered home alarm; officers say a signal jammer that disabled cameras was recovered.

Sanctuary Coffee says it needs $36,000 by April to keep its Foothill Blvd and Honnold‑Mudd Library cafés open. The nonprofit blames rising rent and labor costs.