Three were arrested for trying to smuggle drugs into a jail, following a sting by Riverside County Sheriff’s Office and San Bernardino Sheriff's Department.

A recent sting in Coachella resulted in citations for five store clerks selling tobacco to underage decoys, as part of an ongoing effort to prevent youth nicotine addiction.

LA County Probation Department enhances security at Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall, reacting to a November escape and OIG report, with measures including new razor wire and staffing shifts.

A 70-year-old man in California was arrested for impersonating a police officer, conducting fake traffic stops with a modified Crown Victoria vehicle.

Los Angeles is expecting a stretch of pleasant spring weather with sun and mild temperatures, with some patchy fog expected early Monday and Tuesday mornings.

An 80-year-old woman in Santa Monica found a homeless man masturbating by her bed. Anthony Romero, 28, faces charges of burglary and indecent exposure.

Four maintenance workers sue Disney, alleging unpaid wages and overtime, and violation of California law by not providing or compensating for necessary tools.

A man in his 30s was found dead with gunshot wounds in Tarzana, Los Angeles, near a hiking trail. The LAPD is investigating the homicide with no suspect details or motive yet released.

Rivian Automotive announces three new electric vehicle models, including the R2 with a starting price around $45,000, and cost savings from halting a Georgia plant, leading to a 13% stock rise.

Five students were expelled from Beverly Vista Middle School for circulating AI-generated nude photos of peers.

Los Angeles receives $400,000 in federal funding to enhance composting and reduce food waste, with plans to implement new drop-off sites at parks and farmers markets. Mayor Karen Bass expresses support for the initiative.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass commends Biden's administration for aiding the city's infrastructure, housing, and emergency responses, citing over 3,365 people housed and support for local businesses and workers.

A California man, Craig Davis, was charged in Virginia for allegedly defrauding over $10 million from COVID-19 relief programs. He faces four counts of wire fraud, with each carrying a maximum of 20 years in prison.