A Hesperia man was arrested for contacting a minor for sex offenses, with potential additional victims unidentified. He faces multiple charges, including lewd acts with a child and possession of child pornography.

Long Beach Police made an additional arrest in the murder of Chamrong Sok; Brandon Brewington is the second suspect arraigned for the March 11 incident.

The LA Sheriff's Lancaster Anti-Crime Team seized a sizable cache of drugs, weapons, and illegal items, and arrested five juvenile carjacking suspects.

Mayor Karen Bass launches a $25 million campaign to rebuild the Palisades-Malibu YMCA, destroyed in recent wildfires, aiming to restore a key community space.

A traffic stop in Alhambra led to the arrest of Daniel Zhao for having a loaded gun and knife in his car after he volunteered the information to police.

A Chinese national, Li Liu, received a 28-month sentence for laundering $3.5 million from investment scams. She opened accounts with fake IDs and shipped cash to accomplices. Her accomplice awaits sentencing.

Four individuals were arrested in Perris, California, during a compliance operation for violating terms of probation or parole related to sex offense or arson charges.

Los Angeles beachgoers are warned against water activities at several spots due to high bacterial levels; however, Mothers Beach advisories have been lifted.

Distemper outbreaks confirmed at Lancaster Animal Care Center, with DACC urging vaccinations and vigilance to protect dogs, especially unvaccinated or young ones, from the virus.

The National Weather Service predicts typical coastal weather for Los Angeles, with morning clouds and fog followed by clear, sunny afternoons and mild evenings.

Spectrum restored internet in LA after a suspected criminal severed a fiber line, affecting residents and businesses. The company offered a $25,000 reward for information.

Mark Navarro was arrested for stealing $10,000 worth of items from Santa Fe High School; detectives tracked him to a recycling center where he was selling the goods.

Santa Monica City Council has approved a $35.7 million Housing Trust Fund loan to Community Corporation of Santa Monica for the renovation of a rent-controlled apartment community to maintain affordable housing.