Honolulu crews fought a building fire Monday morning in Aina Haina at a site that had burned before; investigators have released few details so far.

Santa Monica police released a photo of a man sought in a sexual-battery probe and are asking anyone with information to contact Detective Sean Baker.

A 20-year-old woman was brought to Pali Momi after a lower-body gunshot wound on Sunday and is recovering. Honolulu police have been notified; no arrests have been reported.

A Lake County jury found Jesus Vargas guilty of first-degree murder after prosecutors say he stabbed his partner more than 40 times; Vargas's bond was revoked and a status hearing is set for April 28.

San Francisco plans a $500,000 settlement after a Laguna Honda transfer is tied to an 80‑year‑old’s death.

A former Whittier detective pleaded to assault by a peace officer in the 2020 shooting that paralyzed Nicholas Carrillo; the deal includes probation and a ban on policing.

A Seattle jury began hearing the case of Gregory Timm, accused of shooting a wheelchair‑bound veteran after a 'stolen valor' confrontation on the waterfront.

Tigard police responded after a report that a man fired a bow and arrow at a family member's car near SW Scholls Ferry Road. No one was hurt and investigators used a drone during the probe.

A late‑night single‑vehicle crash on the SR‑85 southbound off‑ramp near the SR‑82 connector killed one person. CHP and Caltrans responded; the investigation and coroner review are ongoing.

A Milwaukee father went on trial March 9, accused of fatally shooting his 4‑year‑old son last July. Court records say officers recovered a blood‑stained gun and 96 rounds of ammo.

Officer Luis Cordova was honored with a Purple Heart and Medal of Valor after he was wounded while stopping an armed suspect at a West Side motel. The department presented the awards at UTSA.

A Franklin man was sentenced to 26 years after prosecutors say child‑exploitation material was found on his devices; he will register as a sex offender for life.

Authorities asked people to avoid the 14000 block of Sand Gate Drive in Horizon City Monday as multiple law-enforcement agencies responded to a developing incident.