Mayor Karen Bass announced a record-breaking September for the Port of L.A., marking its 24th year as the nation's busiest port, with significant cargo volume increases.

Franklin Shearer was arrested in Victorville after a high-speed chase on a motorcycle without plates, leading to charges including reckless evading and possession of a controlled substance for sale.

Authorities investigate a collision in Victorville where a 45-year-old bicyclist died after being hit by a GMC Sierra; witnesses are urged to contact Deputy J. Stroik with information.

A public funeral Mass for Dodgers legend Fernando Valenzuela is scheduled in LA, with a viewing area outside the cathedral for overflow. Valenzuela passed away at 63 and is remembered for his impact both on and off the baseball field.

Daniel Sandoval was sentenced to a year in prison after pleading guilty to falsely reporting terrorist threats against U.S. military sites in California.

Two individuals from San Bernardino County pleaded not guilty to fraudulently obtaining $2.1 million in COVID-19 unemployment aid using stolen identities.

The Sawtelle Tempura House in Los Angeles closed permanently after operating since 1949, attributed to the property's sale and the owner's retirement.

LA implements Red Flag Parking Restrictions to keep streets clear for emergency access during potential brush fires in Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones starting 8:00AM, November 6, 2024.

Nathan Hochman defeats incumbent George Gascón to become Los Angeles County's new District Attorney, signalling a shift from progressive to more conservative crime policies.

Los Angeles faces hazardous weather with a Wind Advisory and Red Flag Warning issued due to strong gusts and potential power outages, coupled with the high risk of wildfires from low humidity and high winds.

A Powerball ticket worth $161,556 was sold in Los Angeles, missing the jackpot by one number. The ticket matched five of six numbers in Monday's draw.

The LAFD extinguished a duplex fire at 661 E 120th St; LAPD were on scene for another matter. No injuries reported after 36 firefighters contained the blaze in 19 minutes.

Vandalism of Jewish-owned businesses on Election Day in LA's Pico-Robertson sparks a police investigation into potential hate crimes, as reported by FOX LA and NBC Los Angeles.