Meow Wolf announces a new immersive art installation set to open in Los Angeles in 2026, promising a blend of reality and fantasy with local cultural influences.

A high-speed chase in Long Beach ended with a car crashing into a semi and catching fire on the 710 Freeway, causing at least one death and injuries to others.

A suspect fired a shot into a parked car during a burglary in Long Beach but fled before police arrived; no injuries reported, the investigation continues.

A Utah man was convicted on seven counts of mail fraud for defrauding Melissa's World Variety Produce Inc. out of $5.8 million using a shell company and fake invoices.

A dog named Faye got trapped in a wall in Orange County and was freed by firefighters, an event documented by KTLA and on the Fire Authority's Instagram.

One suspect was caught after a burglary in Los Angeles, while another remains at large. Police found them hiding in an industrial building and on a rooftop.

Two stabbings occurred on LA's Metro system, one at a South LA station and another on a bus in Glendale. The assailants from both incidents are mostly in custody.

Hyundai and LAPD team up to offer LA drivers free security software updates and VIN etching to prevent auto thefts starting May 17 at Eagle Rock Plaza.

Broadway at the Beach is set to bring New York's Broadway shows to Long Beach, starting with "The Cher Show" and including hits like "The Book of Mormon."

A Tesla Model 3 crash in Pasadena resulted in three deaths and three injuries. Identified driver, Moheb Samuel, and two others died; two victims are stable, and one critical. Police urge witnesses to come forward.

Anaheim residents turned in 350 firearms, including assault rifles and handguns, during a gun buyback event to enhance community safety. The collected weapons will be melted down. Participants received gift cards in exchange for operable guns.

The Irvine Fine Arts Center is hosting its 30th Studio Arts Festival on June 1 at Heritage Community Park with over 100 artisans, free admission, and food trucks.

California has seized $61 million in illegal cannabis products in 2024 as part of an ongoing effort to combat the black market and support legal trade.