Alhambra police arrested two people after responding to a triggered home alarm; officers say a signal jammer that disabled cameras was recovered.

Sanctuary Coffee says it needs $36,000 by April to keep its Foothill Blvd and Honnold‑Mudd Library cafés open. The nonprofit blames rising rent and labor costs.

A child was killed after a driver ran a red light and struck the car she was in near Tireman and Southfield on Detroit’s west side; police say the at-fault driver stayed at the scene.

Early reports say a car struck a pillar near Long Beach Airport and burst into flames, leaving multiple people dead as detectives investigate.

Surveillance images and a $50,000 reward follow a Dec. 6 Pico-Union hit-and-run that left a pedestrian dead.

South Pasadena's council questioned whether Flock Safety's license‑plate readers comply with California privacy and sanctuary laws, and ordered staff to gather vendor records and tighten policy. A follow‑up is scheduled for March 4.

Rep. Jimmy Gomez rolled out a short film and bill aimed at rerouting $175 billion planned for ICE and CBP into down‑payment aid, rent relief and office‑to‑housing projects. The move ties national enforcement fights to L.A.’s housing crunch.

Federal prosecutors say a Downey man coerced minors into explicit videos, including footage of self-harm; the suspect is jailed pending a March 10 arraignment.

A car struck a pole in Pacoima on Saturday, killing one person and injuring two others while the intersection remained closed for investigation.

Clear and chilly Saturday morning with frost advisories through 9 AM PST in valley pockets. Sunny and a quick warm‑up will push inland highs into the 70s–80s by early next week.

CMA‑backed AB 2346 would set a 15 mph limit for kids, require built‑in lights and force clearer e‑bike labels after doctors warned of rising teen injuries.

CatCafe Lounge returns to Venice this Saturday after supporters raised roughly $38,000 to cover a move; reservations are open for 70-minute lounge sessions with adoptable cats.

CDFW officers joined raids in Kern and Los Angeles that netted liquid and crystal meth, firearms and thousands of illegal cannabis plants. Officials warn the finds pose serious environmental risks.