The LAFD and LAPD quickly responded to a situation where a man threatened to jump from an overpass, resolving it without injury and reopening the freeway.

Providence and Somni in Los Angeles received their first three Michelin stars at a ceremony in Sacramento, marking a significant moment for the city's fine dining scene.

Manhattan Beach Police Department reports 795 calls, 13 arrests, and 55 reports in a week, including theft, assault, and robbery, with a notable arrest of a man found with a firearm.

Pasadena Water and Power awards $5,000 and $2,500 scholarships to Luciana Piro and Alyssa Yepez for their STEM achievements and future academic pursuits.

Victor Valley authorities arrested a felon for attempting to steal a shipping container and found 41 firearms at his home.

A Culver City High graduate was killed at a party in Torrance. A vigil held at the high school ended with gunfire but no injuries. Authorities have not made arrests and urge witnesses to come forward.

LA County Health Department warns of high bacteria levels at beaches including Santa Monica and Venice, advising against ocean water contact near certain storm drains and areas.

Douglas A. Bergschneider was arrested for allegedly contacting a minor and sending harmful material, with authorities suggesting there could be more victims.

Santa Monica is implementing an Aging and Disability Action Plan to increase inclusivity and accessibility, with an advisory committee guiding the process focused on community needs.

Brandy Hollis was arrested in Fillmore for arson after a house fire that also damaged neighboring properties. Authorities urge witnesses to provide information.

Los Angeles County reports a 22% decrease in drug-related overdose deaths in 2024, with significant declines in fentanyl and methamphetamine fatalities, attributed to increased investment in public health services.

California awards $15.4 million to youth apprenticeship programs, supporting 16 to 24-year-olds in alternative career paths and targeting "opportunity youth," including disadvantaged groups.

An Oxnard man, Eric Madrid, was arrested for domestic violence, firearm offenses, and possessing guns as a prohibited person; local police found two loaded firearms following a threat he made to an ex-girlfriend.