Pasadena rallies around Rosalina Luna Vargas after her ICE detention, which spurred widespread outcry and protests over the arrest's manner, and debate on immigration enforcement targeting long-term community members.

Irvine Police arrested two suspects, Tristian Quang Le and Terri Thuy Vellpradit, for mail theft, ID theft, possession of burglary tools, and conspiracy, seizing stolen mail and mailbox keys.

Anaheim is experiencing streetlight outages due to wire theft and vandalism, with local authorities urging public vigilance and safe reporting of any suspicious activities.

Police in Simi Valley responded to a swatting incident; a false report lead to a heavy police deployment, with ongoing efforts to identify the caller.

DryTown Water Park in Palmdale is set to get a new slide tower with three distinct experiences, approved unanimously by the City Council for summer 2026 opening.

Dana Point hit-and-run leaves man critical; Orange County Sheriff seeks public help to find light-colored sedan and urges witnesses to contact MAIT or Crime Stoppers.

Victorville man, James Martin, shot someone during an argument, was arrested for attempted murder; victim hospitalized; roommate Elizabeth Grow arrested for parole violation.

California Governor Gavin Newsom announced the first awards from Proposition 1 funds, totaling $102.9 million, to create 315 homes for veterans and individuals with behavioral health issues.

The LAPD is searching for missing 42-year-old Vanessa Holland, last seen on June 12. She is described as a white woman with brown hair, 5'7", 155 lbs, and may have mental health issues.

Los Angeles expects mild and consistent weather, with morning clouds clearing to sunny high 80s, light breezes, and cooler evenings around 58 degrees.

A man's theft of a pickup truck using a tow truck in Sherman Oaks resulted in multiple accidents and no arrests, despite clear security camera footage.

Thieves stole over $1 million in jewels from Meza's Jewelry in El Monte, entering through the roof and evading security systems overnight. The family business is seeking community support to recover.

Residents of Culver City rallied after the arrest of beloved local ice cream vendor Ambrocio "Enrique" Lozano by federal agents, criticizing the nature of the operation and showing support for his release.