The Long Beach City Council will consider placing three ballot measures for the November 2024 elections that could amend the City Charter and enact a Tax Measure.

An Oxnard man was convicted on multiple counts of child sexual abuse, facing up to 150 years to life in prison. The jury found he assaulted multiple victims. Sentencing is set for August 28, 2024.

A woman was fatally stabbed at a Walmart in Lake Elsinore, and a man has been arrested. The incident is under investigation, with the motive not yet disclosed.

A suspect killed a woman and then attempted suicide in Los Angeles following a domestic dispute; the man is in critical condition and authorities are investigating.

Wes Scantlin of Puddle of Mudd was arrested after a standoff with police and SWAT in Burbank for resisting arrest and possessing a weapon at an airport.

Long Beach Police are probing a fatal shooting near Ramona Park. The victim was found dead on arrival; no suspect info is available. A related bullet-ridden car was found nearby.

Long Beach officials urge residents to take precautions during a heatwave, utilizing city facilities as cooling centers and advising on hydration and heat illness prevention.

Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson's LA home was burglarized, with thieves targeting their guest house while the couple was out of town. This adds to a number of recent celebrity home invasions.

A driver in a reportedly stolen Lexus led LA police on a two-hour chase, changing cars and driving recklessly before being stopped with a PIT maneuver.

A man was arrested in Needles, CA, for assaulting another person with a deadly weapon. The victim was hospitalized, and the suspect is held on $40,000 bail.

Two men were shot in Oxnard; the police are investigating with no suspect yet identified. Critical and stable victims were hospitalized as the community faces unrest.

Oxnard police arrested Isaac Guzman for firearm and narcotic offenses after a traffic stop revealed drugs, paraphernalia, and a loaded gun in his vehicle. The department seeks public assistance for further information.

Residents near the HARD Summer Music Festival in Inglewood complained about noise, prompting organizers to adjust sound levels. Mayor Butts stated that adjustments were made after five years without such complaints.