LAPD arrested a driver after a chase involving a red Tacoma in San Fernando Valley; the suspect was initially believed to be armed and drove the wrong way on freeways.

California officials dispute over the early release of DUI convict Oscar Ortega-Anguiano, who served less than half of his 10-year sentence for a fatal crash.

The LAPD arrested members of a group for a series of 7-Eleven robberies; the suspects include two juveniles and one adult, with one suspect still at large.

Three San Fernando Valley smoke shops were burglarized in a suspected overnight crime spree involving rammed storefronts and suspects using a vehicle and a bow and arrow to gain entry.

LA police shot an unarmed man who reached into a backpack during a foot chase; no weapon found. He's hospitalized in stable condition; investigation ongoing.

A man in Santa Ana was arrested for multiple cat abductions and killings after evidence and confessions confirmed his involvement in these acts of animal cruelty.

LAPD seeks suspect who stole a valuable metal cross from St. Camillus Center on Holy Thursday, asking the public for help after video footage showed the theft.

A former judge in Orange County has been convicted of second-degree murder for the fatal shooting of his wife and now faces 40 years to life in prison.

Five individuals were arrested following a gang-related assault in a Thousand Oaks business; three people were injured. Suspects are linked to a local gang and face multiple charges including assault and conspiracy.

A man in Simi Valley, Andrew Chase, faces charges for assault with a deadly weapon and a hate crime for brandishing a gun and using a homophobic slur during a confrontation.

The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department arrested Arthur Wilder for suspected fentanyl trafficking during a traffic stop in Needles, amid a spike in overdoses.

A pawn shop owner in LA faces federal charges for conspiring to sell a stolen Warhol print; another involved party has pleaded guilty. The FBI's Art Crime Team is investigating.

Oren Sela received a 61-month prison sentence for a $1.8 million scam involving identity theft and mail fraud, after his guilty plea to bank fraud and identity theft charges.