LAPD seeks additional victims of vandalism by suspect Edelidio Wallace, focusing on possible hate crime links due to targeted Jewish-owned properties.

LA Public Health warns against using ocean water at various beaches due to high bacterial levels, affecting areas like Malibu Lagoon and Mothers Beach.

California is investing $63 million in grants to support the construction of 975 affordable homes, part of a broader plan to build 5,500 housing units on unused state land.

The Long Beach Police Department is investigating a shooting on Harding Street where no injuries were reported and no suspects have been identified yet.

Los Angeles is addressing numerous tree emergencies due to recent high winds, encouraging residents to report incidents via the MyLA311 service or app. The Bureau of Street Services is focused on clearing debris and ensuring public safety.

Firefighters extinguished an oven fire in a Hollywood apartment building quickly, preventing further damage and reporting no injuries. The LAFD's rapid response involved 24 personnel.

The LAPD has arrested Donna Bogdanovich on a fraud warrant, accusing her of embezzling $2.5 million from clients, and is searching for additional victims.

A Gardena man, Justin Washington, was sentenced to 27 years in federal prison for a series of armed robberies across LA County after his release from prison.

Santa Monica launched a pilot program with behavioral health teams accompanying first responders to address mental health crises, especially among the homeless.

Los Angeles will enjoy a sunny week with temperatures in the low 60s, but a slight chance of showers is expected midweek. Clear skies and mild evenings will continue, with a sunny outlook extending into M.L.King Day.

Petty Officer Wenheng Zhao was sentenced to 27 months for leaking U.S. military information to China in exchange for bribes, Justice Department reports.

Authorities seek public help to identify a woman killed by the "Happy Face Killer" over 30 years ago in Riverside County, despite the killer's conviction.

Craig Vitro was arrested in Havasu Lake for felony vandalism and became uncooperative when deputies arrived, leading to his tasering and arrest. His bail is set at $30,000.