The Long Beach Resource Line, a service for connecting residents to city resources initiated during the pandemic, will be discontinued after September 30 due to funding issues.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in California reports progress in Operation Guardian Angel, targeting criminal undocumented immigrants, with 171 warrants and 78 arrests since May 2025.

A fire in a Koreatown residential building was extinguished by LAFD in 18 minutes, with no injuries reported. Firefighters contained the blaze and conducted overhaul and water removal operations.

LAFD extinguished a fire at a Baldwin Hills/Crenshaw home, preventing spread to other structures. One firefighter suffered a minor injury; four residents were displaced, and a dog rescued. Cause under investigation.

A crash on the 10 Freeway in downtown Los Angeles, involving a Tesla SUV and a Caltrans vehicle, disrupted morning traffic but was cleared ahead of schedule.

Detectives seek public help to identify a person of interest in the homicide of Lanai Ariyana Dees in South Los Angeles.

Los Angeles County Department of Public Health warns beach-goers of high bacterial levels at popular spots; advisories issued for multiple locations like Redondo Beach and Santa Monica Pier.

California is issuing electric bill refunds averaging $61 in October, with future savings up to $60 billion set by 2045, as part of its climate and clean energy policies.

Six men were arrested for a series of smash-and-grab robberies targeting Southern California jewelry stores, with over $87,000 in merchandise stolen. The Riverside County Sheriff's Office coordinated the arrests.

California has surpassed 200,000 EV chargers, outstripping gasoline nozzles, and moved closer to its goal of phasing out gas vehicles. This growth aligns with economic and environmental objectives, even as federal ZEV incentives are set to expire.

A natural gas leak at a Baldwin Hills/Crenshaw construction site prompted evacuations; no injuries were reported as LAFD and SoCal Gas contained the situation.

California sees nearly 25% of new trucks, buses, and vans go zero-emission in 2024, surpassing its target ahead of schedule, due to high demand and state incentives.

A Ventura man was sentenced to over five years in prison for felony vandalism and hate crimes after tagging properties with swastikas and other terrorizing symbols.