A car crashed into a See's Candies store in La Cañada Flintridge, with no injuries reported. The incident occurred around 9:30 a.m., and the driver is cooperating with the investigation.

After being abducted by his father, Wesley Williams, in West Covina, 1-year-old Weston Landrum was found safe. Williams was arrested following the incident.

Three thieves, including two teens, were arrested after stealing $7,700 in goods from a Lake Elsinore store, but were caught shortly after by deputies.

The FBI has added Ramon Gonzalez, Jr. to its most wanted list, offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the fugitive's arrest for alleged drug distribution.

The Anaheim City Council has approved DisneylandForward, a major overhaul project aiming to revitalize areas around Disneyland with new attractions and community benefits.

The Ventura County Organized Retail Theft Task Force arrested a family for a theft spree at various Ross stores, culminating in charges of grand theft and conspiracy.

Two Alaskans were arrested for a California burglary after being identified through video evidence and found with stolen items in a hotel room. They are being held on bail and deputies are seeking tips.

18-year-old Tyrell Watahomigie allegedly assaulted deputies during an arrest in Needles, CA; he faces charges of Resisting/Obstructing Arrest with bail set at $30,000.

Supervisor Kathryn Barger is tackling illegal mulch dumping in Antelope Valley, citing environmental risks and costing the Fire Department $300,000 for a related wildfire. She's proposing stronger enforcement and regulation measures.

The Lancaster Museum of Art and History introduces "This Valley Is Sacred: The Ancestors Are Speaking," an exhibition celebrating the history of Antelope Valley's indigenous tribes, opening May 11.

Mayor Karen Bass launched Amazon's fleet of electric trucks at the Port of Los Angeles, advancing her campaign for cleaner air and meeting the city's climate goals.

Sergio Maya from Lake Elsinore was sentenced to 20 years for a fatal fentanyl sale, as announced by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Central District of California.

Former nonprofit CEO Donise Warren was indicted for embezzling over $225,000 in federal funds for personal use, including her wedding and cryptocurrency investments.