Two shootings occurred in Long Beach on Nov. 26; one on W Willow Street with an uncooperative victim, and another near 10th Street and Ohio Avenue. The LBPD is investigating both incidents.

Governor Newsom unveils new funding and measures to fast-track supportive housing for the homeless, including a $2.145 billion Prop 1 allocation and streamlined project approvals.

The article details the search for missing 16-year-old Antonia Cocom Ajqui and her baby in Palmdale, Los Angeles County.

Authorities raided a massage parlor in Palm Desert suspected of prostitution, arresting Haiwei Donkersgoed and aiding two potential trafficking victims.

A Twentynine Palms couple was arrested for alleged burglary, drug trafficking, and conspiracy after deputies responded to a disturbance call. They were booked into Morongo Basin Jail with bails set at $190,000 and $30,000.

A significant fire in downtown Los Angeles led to a building's roof collapse, with over 80 firefighters controlling the blaze in 2 hours and 33 minutes, no injuries reported.

A fire engulfed a South Los Angeles industrial building early Monday morning, fought by over 100 firefighters; no injuries reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Efrain Troncoso was arrested for multiple violent assaults, including stabbings and robbery, in downtown Ventura, California. He has a history of arrests and was found with the stolen items and weapons.

A high-speed police chase in Winnetka ended in a fatal multi-vehicle crash, killing one woman and injuring others after a stolen Mercedes collided with a Tesla.

A listeria outbreak from ready-to-eat meats by Yu Shang Food Inc. has led to one infant's death and nine others falling ill. The CDC warns the outbreak might be underreported.

Mysterious barriers placed in Chatsworth are suspected to deter homeless encampments, sparking tension between residents and advocates for the homeless.

California invests $24.7 million in apprenticeships across diverse industries, aiming to skill up 8,270 individuals and address economic sector needs.

Mark William Anten was sentenced to 15 months in prison for threatening to bomb the FBI's Los Angeles Field Office and making ominous references to the "Unabomber."