Long Beach celebrates the opening of Silverado Park Signature Playground, featuring inclusive play areas and upgrades, as part of the city's efforts to enhance community spaces.

Matthew Garren was detained for brandishing a weapon after a reported altercation in a Simi Valley laundromat; the other party, a man in his 60s, left the scene and has not been located.

Yirla Rodriguez was arrested for stealing over $2,400 worth of merchandise at a Sephora in Alhambra, making a single lipstick purchase while concealing other items.

A 3-year-old boy died after being struck by a car in Long Beach when he ran into the street; the driver cooperated with police, and no foul play is suspected.

A 17-year-old was killed and two others critically injured in a Coachella shooting. The Riverside County Sheriff's Office seeks information and suspects remain at large.

Benjamin Washington pleaded guilty to wire fraud, identity theft, and drug distribution, using doctors' information to get and sell illegal prescriptions.

Los Angeles weather forecast predicts a mix of clouds and sun, with temperatures in the high 80s during the day and 60s at night, along with morning fog and light winds.

Long Beach has awarded $220,000 through the Level Up LB program to support local small businesses, with 24 recipients completing the program and receiving grants to aid growth.

Smoke from a Northridge apartment fire led to evacuations early Friday; luckily, no injuries were reported as firefighters extinguished the flames in under 15 minutes.

LAX's iconic gateway sign is being dismantled to facilitate roadway improvements aimed at reducing airport congestion and preparing for future events like the FIFA World Cup and Olympics.

Early morning gunfire in Long Beach led to an arrest; shots were fired into the sky with no injuries reported. Police continue to investigate the incident.

Welfare check in Canyon Country leads to drug bust, with one man detained and a large stash of fentanyl seized.

The DOJ has sued Southern California Edison seeking tens of millions for its role in the Eaton and Fairview fires, which resulted in loss of life and property. The lawsuits allege SCE's negligence in power line maintenance.