The LA County Sheriff's Department is seeking a teen mother and her infant daughter who went missing in Palmdale.

Local authorities in Calimesa responded to a vehicle burglary early Thursday; one suspect was detained, and the search for another continues. The incident prompted reminders for residents to secure their property.

Christopher Morales, 22, of Palmdale is facing a new fentanyl distribution charge, linked to a second fatal overdose, in addition to previous charges.

Santa Monica City Council approved developing 130 affordable homes, including 40 for supportive housing, to address homelessness. The project includes community revisions and a $13.5 million loan, with construction starting in 2026.

Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has issued warnings for several beaches due to elevated bacterial levels, advising against water activities in affected areas. Some spots have been cleared and are safe for use again.

The LA County Board approves a $250 million renovation of The Old Road in Santa Clarita Valley, aiming to enhance traffic flow, safety, and infrastructure.

LA firefighters quickly extinguished a rubbish fire on the side of the 405 Freeway in Sherman Oaks, with no injuries or threats to structures reported.

Three suspects arrested in Ventura County after a home invasion led to two high-speed chases and a foot pursuit.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Los Angeles, highlighting a week of sunny skies, mild temperatures, and a potential cooldown with possible rain by the following Tuesday.

In Huntington Park, a woman was fatally shot in a truck and a man was found injured nearby; no suspect has been identified and authorities seek information.

LAFD extinguished two small brush fires in Pacific Palisades on Monday, containing them with air and ground units before they could spread, thanks to favorable conditions.

LA County health officials warn of high bacteria levels at several beaches, advising against water contact near storm drains and creeks. Some areas are cleared, a hotline and website offer updates.

Disney has agreed to pay $233 million to settle a lawsuit alleging it did not comply with Anaheim's minimum wage laws, benefiting over 50,000 park employees.