Pest control companies Clark Pest Control, Orkin Services, and Crane Pest Control are set to pay $3.15 million after a California statewide probe into their hazardous waste disposal practices.

Long Beach will celebrate Dr. King with its 38th parade and festival on January 17, 2026. Mayor Richardson encourages unity and diversity in the event.

Juan Montes is charged with a 36-count indictment for a series of burglaries targeting North Hollywood restaurants, as reported by the LA County DA's Office.

California Governor Newsom announced tax credits for 17 TV projects, highlighting the economic boost and job opportunities they bring, including the return of 'Baywatch' to the state.

A 5-year-old boy was found wandering far from his Valencia school, raising concerns about safety and leading to school protocol improvements and a family considering legal action.

Jesus Alvarez was arrested for illegal firearm possession linked to an assault case on E. Telegraph Road, after a .357 revolver was found in his residence.

A California man was convicted of molesting two kids and planning to molest another, facing a potential sentence of 75 years to life plus 18 years and 8 months.

A police chase in Alhambra resulted in a fatal crash, killing one civilian and leaving an officer and another person critically injured. The crash occurred during the early hours and involved multiple vehicles.

Following containment of a distemper virus outbreak, the Lancaster Animal Care Center resumes normal operations and emphasizes the importance of pet vaccinations.

Governor Newsom has accelerated LA wildfire rebuild efforts by enacting executive orders, streamlining permits, and utilizing AI tools, contrasting federal inaction on disaster aid.

The LA District Attorney probes alleged fraudulent child sexual abuse claims, scrutinizing over 14,000 cases after a law extension led to $4 billion in settlements.

L.A. County health officials advise avoiding beach water near drains, creeks, and rivers due to pollution after rainfall, with the advisory in place until November 22, 2025.

L.A. County Board approves educational improvements for detained youth, focusing on access to post-secondary options and aiming to reduce recidivism and improve future prospects.