A man was arrested after a high-speed chase in the San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles, that ended with him fleeing into a bar. The chase involved speeds over 100 mph and ended with the LAPD swiftly apprehending the suspect.

Two juveniles were arrested in Alhambra after a failed burglary, with evidence like broken glass on a shoe linking them to the crime; their stolen van was used to break into a store.

A CHP officer shot a knife-wielding woman on the 71 Freeway, causing significant traffic jams before the Memorial Day weekend. Northbound lanes were later reopened. The investigation is ongoing.

Alejandro Salas Jr. was arrested in Oxnard after a domestic dispute led to a standoff. He faces charges including kidnapping and assault with a firearm. The Oxnard Police are seeking further information.

Southern California Edison agreed to pay $82.5 million to settle the 2020 Bobcat Fire claims without admitting fault. The settlement recovers firefighting costs and aids in Angeles National Forest restoration.

Simi Valley's Michael Gordon Butler was sentenced to four years for gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated in a 2022 Christmas crash that killed his passenger.

Riverside County man, Alejandro Cuevas, is arrested for the murder of a four-month-old after an eight-month investigation revealing homicidal violence.

LA County officials warn of high bacterial levels at several beaches, advising against water activities near Santa Monica Pier and other affected locations.

Three hospitalized after a serious rollover collision in Lincoln Heights; one extricated by the fire department, with all patients in at least serious condition.

A truck crashed through a freeway wall in Arcadia, hospitalizing the driver and causing traffic disruption. Firefighters rescued the driver; the crash's cause is under investigation.

Los Angeles will experience patchy morning drizzle and fog, clearing by afternoon with highs in the low to mid-70s and lows in the upper 50s throughout the final week of May.

A vehicle collided with an RV in Winnetka, causing a fire that extended to a nearby tree. LAFD responded, and no one was found trapped; LAPD is investigating the incident.

Ex-L.A. Deputy Mayor Brian K. Williams pleaded guilty to making a bomb threat against City Hall, disrupting services and betraying public trust. He faces 10 years in prison.