L.A. District Attorney, Nathan J. Hochman, is tackling human trafficking, with 10 cases filed against 18 individuals this year, including a recent federal indictment of six gang members.

Los Angeles County officials issued health advisories for several popular beaches due to high bacterial levels, urging ocean-goers to avoid swimming near specific areas.

Nine men were arrested for solicitation of prostitution during a human trafficking sting in Thousand Oaks, organized by the Ventura County Human Trafficking Task Force.

Two men were shot in Pomona; their condition and the shooter are unknown as the police's Major Crimes Unit investigates and asks for public assistance.

Long Beach Police made an additional arrest in the murder of Chamrong Sok; Brandon Brewington is the second suspect arraigned for the March 11 incident.

Los Angeles beachgoers are warned against water activities at several spots due to high bacterial levels; however, Mothers Beach advisories have been lifted.

Distemper outbreaks confirmed at Lancaster Animal Care Center, with DACC urging vaccinations and vigilance to protect dogs, especially unvaccinated or young ones, from the virus.

The National Weather Service predicts typical coastal weather for Los Angeles, with morning clouds and fog followed by clear, sunny afternoons and mild evenings.

Santa Monica City Council implemented permanent reforms to boost local business, easing regulations on live entertainment and liquor permits to rejuvenate downtown areas like Third Street Promenade.

The King Fire near the I-5 in Los Angeles County has burned 500 acres and is only 5% contained, prompting evacuations and road closures. Firefighting efforts continue amid dry conditions.

An OC high school coach, Michael Duran, was arrested for allegedly having a sexual relationship with a minor student. The investigation started in 2025, and authorities seek additional victims.

Four men were arraigned in Ventura County for their alleged involvement in a major drug trafficking operation, facing charges for possessing and selling narcotics, including fentanyl and methamphetamine, with a potential street value of $1.4 million.

San Bernardino County law enforcement executed Operation Smash & Grab targeting retail theft, resulting in four felony and 12 misdemeanor arrests, and recovering over $3,000 in stolen goods.