The LAFD and LAPD quickly responded to a situation where a man threatened to jump from an overpass, resolving it without injury and reopening the freeway.

LA County Health officials warn against swimming at various beaches due to high bacterial levels but reopen Walnut Creek at Paradise Cove after testing.

Governor Newsom announces nearly $5 billion investment in California's transportation system, enhancing highways, public transit, and eco-friendly travel options.

Los Angeles is expected to have a pattern of morning fog and afternoon sun throughout the week with comfortable highs in the mid-80s and nightly fog returning after 11 pm.

13-year-old Oscar Hernandez died from acute ethanol intoxication; his soccer coach, Mario Garcia-Aquino, is charged with his murder and sexual assault of two others.

A road rage suspect led a pursuit through LA and Ventura counties and surrendered without incident; the chase was covered live but with minimal drama.

Two individuals have been charged with executing a $1 million cryptocurrency scam, particularly targeting vulnerable and limited English proficiency communities in Bellflower, California.

An ALPR system aided Beverly Hills Police in capturing four robbery suspects after a car chase and foot pursuit, leading to their safe arrest without injuries.

California Governor Gavin Newsom sues Fox News for $787 million, alleging defamation over misrepresented details of his call with former President Trump.

A forklift and an Audi collided in downtown Los Angeles, resulting in severe injuries and both drivers hospitalized. The crash's cause is under investigation.

The Getty Villa reopens after repairs from the Palisades Fire, featuring an exhibition on ancient Greece, with limited visitor capacity and mandatory reservations.

Long Beach Police responded to a non-fatal shooting incident last night. A woman was shot on 68th St. and Long Beach Blvd. and self-transported to the hospital. The incident is under investigation with limited details on the suspect.

Indictments have been issued for four Californians involved in a $93 million COVID-related tax fraud scheme, including false claims and an attempted witness murder.