California Governor Gavin Newsom signs AB 1620, allowing local jurisdictions to protect disabled renters by enabling them to move into accessible apartments while retaining rental rates and terms.

As the Santa Monica Police Department warns senior citizens of a prevalent jewelry switch scam.

81-year-old woman who was physically assaulted while walking her dog, ultimately leading to the apprehension of the suspect.

Firefighters and hazardous materials units responded to a hazmat leak at a commercial building in Buena Park, with at least ten people receiving treatment following their exposure.

A routine traffic stop in Hesperia led to the arrest of a 25-year-old man found with a concealed firearm and narcotics.

In an incident highlighting the efforts of Orange County firefighters to protect the environment amidst an accident involving a semi-truck, quick action prevented a potential environmental disaster.

A Yucca Valley man has been arrested on suspicion of attempting to murder his mother. The investigation is ongoing, highlighting the complex reality of familial violence which can have traumatic impacts on the victims.

A man from Oxnard, California, has been sentenced for multiple offenses spanning three separate cases, including a stabbing at a liquor store, gun possession, and possessing stolen property.

San Bernardino County's affordable housing initiatives gain national recognition, with local officials joined by Congressman Pete Aguilar and U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Marcia Fudge on a tour of successful projects in the area.

Yucca Valley man facing numerous charges, including child endangerment and possession of a stolen firearm, following allegations of child abuse.

Senator Scott Wilk secures $2 million for the renovation of a crucial behavioral health facility in the community of Victorville, providing residents with enhanced mental health services and support.

Last night, Huntington Beach Police Department officers apprehended a reckless driver who was under the influence and in possession of illegal drugs.

In a noteworthy move towards employment justice, the City of Long Beach reaches a tentative labor agreement with the Long Beach City Attorneys Association (CAA) Employee Bargaining Unit to improve job conditions, ensuring the retention and recruitment of quality attorneys and support staff. This agreement is another stepping stone in the drive towards a more equitable work environment for all.