The Alamitos Neighborhood Library in Long Beach is closing temporarily from March 4-22 for restoration, including termite treatment and lead abatement, with continued access to other branches and online resources.

Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger secures USACE protocols for the selective removal of hazardous trees in Altadena, prioritizing safety, environmental conservation, and homeowner consent.

A high-speed pursuit of a stolen Camry by San Bernardino deputies ended with four juvenile suspects detained, highlighting youth crime and gang issues.

The Hundreds closed its flagship LA store, moving to focus on online sales and global partnerships, amid industry shifts and local challenges like rising rents and crime.

Malibu faces an environmental issue as distressed sea lions with possible domoic acid toxicity are reported, prompting warnings from the California Wildlife Center.

LA County warns of high bacteria levels at several beaches, advising against ocean activities near storm drains and certain areas. Some locations have been cleared, while fire-related advisories continue.

DA Nathan Hochman has not decided on resentencing Lyle and Erik Menendez for the 1989 murder of their parents, despite a previous proposal for a reduced sentence. A habeas petition alleging new evidence was met with skepticism by Hochman.

Austin Allen Eis pleaded guilty to 10 felonies, including first-degree murder and multiple attempted murders from an April 18 attack, causing a death and several injuries. Sentencing is set for April 14, 2025.

The Long Beach Police Department reported a non-fatal shooting and a separate incident involving a seized gun and the arrest of a juvenile suspect on the evening of February 19, 2025.

The Van Nuys Station of the Metro G Line will close for three years for construction to build aerial bridges, affecting travel routines and requiring detours.

LAPD is investigating a stabbing at Crenshaw High School; three suspects are sought, two arrested, with lockdown and search underway. Details on the victim and motive are unclear.

Authorities seek public help to find more victims of Peter Mejia, charged with sex crimes involving minors in Southern California. He met victims via social media.

Three arrested in connection to violent retail thefts in Southern California by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department; multiple charges laid, including robbery and firearm offenses.