Disneyland workers authorize a strike amid labor disputes, with a 99% majority supporting the action as negotiations for fair wages and improved working conditions continue.

A wildfire, dubbed the Fork Fire, burned through 375 acres in the Angeles National Forest, leading to evacuations and at least two children suffering from smoke inhalation.

The Long Beach Police apprehended George Marquez, linked to sexual assaults against two juveniles, with his arrest following a public appeal for information.

Long Beach has begun construction on 1400 Long Beach, a 163-unit affordable housing complex in Midtown, aimed at low-income families and set for completion by mid-2026. Mayor Richardson highlighted the city's affordable housing goals.

Three gang members received federal prison sentences for the 2022 robbery and killing of LAPD officer Fernando Arroyos, with a judge emphasizing the need for severe consequences for such violent crimes.

LA County Public Health has issued alerts for high bacterial levels at several beaches, advising against water activities while lifting warnings for Malibu Pier where conditions improved.

Efforts intensify to find missing 15-year-old Alison Chao from Monterey Park, last seen Tuesday evening riding her blue mountain bike. The community and police seek information on her whereabouts.

The LAFD extinguished a fire at a vacant North Hollywood home, with no injuries reported and the adjacent property saved from significant damage. The blaze was contained within 25 minutes.

Two suspects were arrested following a burglary at Dollar General in Apple Valley, with police using a tracker hidden in the stolen items to locate them.

A man was fatally shot at a Long Beach hotel; police are investigating and asking for public assistance. The victim's identity has not yet been released.

Two Los Angeles men were convicted of a 10-day robbery spree at BevMo stores, ending in a dramatic police chase.

LAFD fought a major emergency fire on South Kohler Street in Downtown LA, deploying 170 firefighters and various strategies to control the blaze with no initial reports of injuries or fatalities.

The LAX Automated People Mover's completion has been delayed to January 2026, with costs rising to $3.34 billion due to additional funds approved for claim settlements.