Authorities raided a massage parlor in Palm Desert suspected of prostitution, arresting Haiwei Donkersgoed and aiding two potential trafficking victims.

LA County offers a $20,000 reward for leads on the murder of Irene Gonzalez, seeking justice and the arrest of the culprit involved in the September shooting.

A suspect led LAPD on a chase ending in gunfire, after being sought for assault with a deadly weapon. The pursuit ended in West Adams with an unclear outcome for the suspect.

Wadsworth Avenue Elementary in Los Angeles has been repeatedly burglarized, with the latest incident causing $100,000 in damages. LAUSD faces a wider issue with over 170 break-ins in 2023, leading to millions in losses.

Miguel Diego Sandoval is charged with the murder of four adults in Lancaster, including arson and burglary charges. If convicted, he faces life without parole.

A Mooney M20 made an emergency landing near Fullerton Municipal Airport, hitting a tree and injuring two. Traffic was disrupted during the investigation.

A shooting in Cudahy, California, left a 17-year-old boy dead and a 15-year-old in critical condition, with no suspects identified as the investigation continues.

Two individuals were arrested for their involvement in a vehicle theft and burglary ring in Ventura and Los Angeles Counties, including the targeted theft of Dodge Ram Hellcat TRX trucks.

Jenifer Singh is sought for alleged rental fraud in Simi Valley, facing charges of felony grand theft after reportedly scamming families with fake rental ads.

A Twentynine Palms couple was arrested for alleged burglary, drug trafficking, and conspiracy after deputies responded to a disturbance call. They were booked into Morongo Basin Jail with bails set at $190,000 and $30,000.

Early on Monday in Needles, California, a report of an incident involving a domestic disturbance led to the arrest of three individuals on cha...

Tattoo artist Charles Wilkerson IV, known as "franko khalifa," was arrested in LA on sexual assault charges; police urge other victims to come forward.

Reginald Foster Jr., CEO of a non-profit, pleaded guilty to conspiring to fraudulently obtain COVID-19 unemployment benefits, using stolen identities for false claims.