Long Beach reboots its Compost and Recycling Ambassador Program this spring, teaching residents how to reduce waste through recycling and composting, including vermicomposting.

A bomb squad investigated a suspicious suitcase left at the Orange Police Department, causing an evacuation and hours-long probe for potential threats.

Culver City Police arrested a juvenile suspect for an armed robbery near a retail store. Quick coordination with bus operators helped locate the suspect, who had fled the crime scene.

Man arrested for shoplifting twice in one day at the same store in Valencia, as reported by Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station.

An 18-year-old was arrested in Oxnard for firearm possession during a traffic stop due to his probation search conditions. Police are seeking more information.

A Santa Monica mother was arrested for the death of her infant, with significant injuries allegedly involving a frying pan. The child could not be saved; the motive is unclear.

Governor Newsom proclaims January 7 as a day of remembrance for the victims of last year's Los Angeles fires, with flags at half-staff to honor the 31 lives lost.

The West Coast Health Alliance defends the AAP's Immunization Schedule against the CDC's recent cuts, emphasizing the importance of evidence-based vaccine recommendations.

Los Angeles forecasts sunny days with temperatures ranging from the mid-60s to the mid-70s, light winds, and mostly clear nights, possibly ending with patchy Sunday fog.

Mickey Rourke disavows a GoFundMe set up in his name for eviction relief, insisting he did not authorize it despite claims otherwise from his manager's team.

A pedestrian was critically injured after being hit by a car in Palmdale; authorities are investigating and have advised commuters to take alternative routes.

California has enhanced its wildfire response with more firefighting resources, advanced technology like LiDAR mapping, a larger budget, upgraded aerial fleet, and tailored prevention strategies, following the LA fires.

California's new wildfire safety rules, affecting Glendale homeowners, are delayed, with full implementation expected by 2029.