Laura Brody's "Phoenix Rising" art installation at Adams Square Mini Park shows a sculpture symbolizing rebirth, crafted from discarded clothes and wildfire remnants.

Authorities in Thousand Oaks arrested five suspects following a New Year's Eve shooting; no injuries reported. Two adults and three juveniles face various charges, including gang-related offenses.

Santa Monica marked its 150th Anniversary with citizen-driven events supported by city microgrants, promoting inclusivity and community engagement through various creative projects.

Long Beach reboots its Compost and Recycling Ambassador Program this spring, teaching residents how to reduce waste through recycling and composting, including vermicomposting.

The West Coast Health Alliance defends the AAP's Immunization Schedule against the CDC's recent cuts, emphasizing the importance of evidence-based vaccine recommendations.

Los Angeles forecasts sunny days with temperatures ranging from the mid-60s to the mid-70s, light winds, and mostly clear nights, possibly ending with patchy Sunday fog.

LAPD pursued a driver in a stolen vehicle through Los Angeles, with erratic driving and evasion of police measures, before officers backed off the chase.

A fire at the historic Hollywood Center Motel injured one and damaged the building; 70 firefighters extinguished it after over an hour. The cause is under investigation.

A vigil was held for Keith Porter, shot by an ICE agent on New Year's Eve, sparking calls for justice and scrutiny of the officer's use of deadly force.

A New Year's Day family disturbance in West Covina led to two elderly hospitalized, one critical; a suspect, Joshua Day, was arrested after a SWAT standoff.

Police in San Bernardino County fatally shot a man accused of fentanyl trafficking after he rammed his car into police vehicles during an arrest attempt.

Sheriff's deputies arrested Seth Lopez for stealing Tesla chargers in Riverside County. He was apprehended without incident and charged with grand and petty theft.

The family of Alberto Arzola, killed by Anaheim police, is suing the city, disputing the police's version of the events that led to his death and the injury of two other teens.