Justice for Murdered Children initiates a billboard campaign in LA to bring attention to unsolved murders by featuring victims' faces and encouraging the public to share information.

Authorities deem Palm Springs clinic explosion an act of terrorism, causing one fatality and several injuries; a suspect with anti-procreation views is identified.

Irvine Police arrested five individuals linked to a series of burglaries in Southern California who posed as delivery drivers and stole valuables from affluent neighborhoods.

Two people died in a stabbing and officer-involved shooting in North Hollywood; one was a woman with multiple stab wounds, and the other, the male suspect, was shot by police. Both succumbed to their injuries in the hospital.

Kevin Ray James pleads guilty to the 1997 second-degree murder of Monica Leech, facing 19 years to life in prison.

A series of burglaries in Los Angeles County have affected multiple businesses; the Sheriff's Department is investigating the potential connections between these incidents.

Los Angeles man Mark David Wallin received a 40-year sentence for using Snapchat to solicit explicit content from minors and pleaded guilty to child pornography charges.

A 10-time felon, Damian Michael Evans, was arrested on federal charges for causing four fatal overdoses in Palmdale by allegedly distributing fentanyl.

A man was arrested in Riverside County for making false emergency calls to facilitate thefts from retail stores.

Two California companies and their owners settle allegations of misrepresentation to secure PPP loans, agreeing to pay $153,598.90 and repay the loans in full.

A Burbank Catholic school teacher was arrested for alleged lewd acts with a child and faces five counts. The school has placed him on leave and his profile was removed.

A person jumped to their death from the Vincent Thomas Bridge in San Pedro, with emergency teams responding but unable to save the individual. Details are scarce and inquiries are redirected to the CHP and local authorities.

Long Beach police arrested two juveniles for a series of business burglaries and vandalism. The suspects, aged 13 and 12, were linked to the crimes through surveillance and interviews. They were charged but released due to their age.