An Orange County man is charged with bank robbery and wire fraud for allegedly stealing valuable violins and robbing a bank, as detailed in a federal complaint.

Two semi-trucks collided on the 5 Freeway, causing a fire, critical injuries to one driver, and a response by 80 firefighters. The cause is under investigation.

Marathon runner Esteban Prado was disqualified from the Orange County Marathon after receiving aid from his father, a rule violation. The win was awarded to runner-up Jason Yang.

Long Beach reports a 2.1% reduction in homelessness since 2017, marking its first decline in years, with Youth homelessness significantly down. Challenges remain, but city initiatives show progress.

The Lancaster Museum of Art and History introduces "This Valley Is Sacred: The Ancestors Are Speaking," an exhibition celebrating the history of Antelope Valley's indigenous tribes, opening May 11.

Mayor Karen Bass launched Amazon's fleet of electric trucks at the Port of Los Angeles, advancing her campaign for cleaner air and meeting the city's climate goals.

Two children died after being swept away in a river in San Bernardino County. Despite rescue efforts, the siblings, aged 4 and 2, were pronounced dead at separate hospitals.

Los Angeles General Medical Center has been named a 2024 LGBTQ+ Healthcare Equality Leader by the Healthcare Equality Index for its inclusive care and ongoing LGBTQ+ initiatives.

Foggy mornings in Los Angeles are expected to clear by midday, with mostly sunny afternoons and highs in the upper 70s. Evening fog will return, with calmer winds and lows around 56 degrees.

LAUSD parents demand increased police presence at schools due to rising violence and drug incidents, prompting discussions on campus safety and the effectiveness of policing in schools.

Two women arrested for shoplifting in Victorville after being stopped by deputies with stolen goods visible in their car. They were charged and booked into detention.

Two women, previously convicted of theft, were arrested again in Chino Hills for a series of vehicle burglaries, despite being under probation supervision.

The North Long Beach Higher Education Center, offering free non-credit courses and support for local businesses, opened with strong community support and aims to enhance access to education and job training.