The city of Santa Clarita announces "The Big I Do" group wedding event for Valentine's Day 2025, including catering, live music, and a chance for couples to win wedding attire and other essentials.

A man and a woman were found dead in Rosemead with the cause of death undetermined; LASD Homicide Bureau is investigating and seeking the public's help.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is searching for Tristan James Clark, an at-risk individual last seen in Santa Clarita. The public is urged to provide any information to assist the case.

Juan Carlos Gutierrez was convicted of distributing fentanyl, resulting in a fatal overdose at a Long Beach rehab clinic. He faces a minimum of 20 years in prison. The victim overdosed after an intermediary handed off the drug inside the facility.

Two LAPD officers were injured during a shootout with a suspect in South L.A., who then fled the scene. The incident led to an ongoing search for the perpetrator.

The FBI is seeking help to identify a female bank robbery suspect with a "Bad Hair Day" cap, who handed a demand note to a tellers at a Bank of America in Gardena.

Echo Park welcomes two culinary ventures: Piknik, a Scandinavian-inspired eatery, and Winner Winner, a fried chicken food truck, offering fresh morning fare and indulgent eats into the night.

Firefighters quickly extinguished a fire in an upstairs unit of a Canoga Park apartment in Los Angeles in just 14 minutes; no injuries were reported. The cause is under investigation.

A man in Pacoima slapped a child with autism for touching his car, leading to community uproar and a police report by the child’s family. A GoFundMe has been set up for the homeless Morales family.

Los Angeles officials issue an excessive heat warning with temperatures up to 106 degrees and advise residents to stay cool, hydrated, and reschedule strenuous activities due to the heat wave.

A rollover crash on the 118 freeway in Pacoima led to one death and one injury. The vehicle lost control, landed on North Haddon Avenue, and prompted an LAFD response. The cause is under investigation.

Los Angeles faces a heat advisory and air quality alert, with high temperatures up to 95 degrees and elevated ozone levels threatening health, especially for vulnerable groups. Residents are urged to stay cool and limit outdoor activities.

A moving truck distributed furniture to unhoused people on L.A.’s Skid Row, prompting questions about homelessness support amid recent reports of a slight decrease in the area's homeless population.