Three individuals were arrested for an organized retail theft at a Victoria's Secret store in Chino Hills, as local deputies increase patrols to prevent holiday shoplifting.

Eight individuals were arrested for their roles in violent protest incidents in California, with charges ranging from assault with a deadly weapon to false imprisonment. The arrests were part of "Operation Accountability."

Deputies in Big Bear City arrested Clifford Woolsey, a sex offender, with three pounds of meth in his motorhome and charged him for possession for sale.

A man was arrested in the Morongo Basin after a high-speed chase ended when he ran out of gas. He also led deputies on a foot chase and had two felony warrants.

San Bernardino County won a NACo award for its innovative use of Starlink to bring broadband to regional parks, improving connectivity for visitors and park operations.

The Brightline West high-speed rail project, connecting Las Vegas to Rancho Cucamonga, received a $3 billion federal investment, promising economic growth and improved mobility in the Inland Empire.

Construction has begun on Liberty Lane, an 80-unit housing development in Redlands for veterans, featuring support services and a partnership between San Bernardino County Veterans Affairs and A Community of Friends.

Miles Berry was sentenced to 180 days in jail and 2 years of probation for felony animal cruelty and commercial burglary after pleading guilty to attacking a puppy and breaking into an animal shelter.

Santa Monica City Council approves a major renovation to make Douglas Park's play area a universally accessible playground, with construction starting in 2024 and completion expected by summer 2025.

A suspected mail thief was arrested in Westpark, Irvine, after police found him with bags of stolen mail following a tip-off. He faces multiple charges and is currently held at Orange County Jail.

20 suspects face charges for a spate of high-value home burglaries in Orange County, with some culprits still at large and potential prison sentences of up to 28 years.

Argument in North Long Beach leads to gunfire when a man is shot at while fleeing in his vehicle; no injuries are reported, and the incident may be gang-related.

Long Beach gets $326,477 from the California Office of Traffic Safety for the Walk and Roll Program, enhancing pedestrian and cyclist safety through events, gear distribution, education, and community engagement.