A former Newport Beach doctor pleaded guilty to possessing hundreds of images and videos of child sexual abuse material and could face up to five years in prison.

A Palmdale man is indicted for exploiting teenage girls online and faces multiple federal charges, including child pornography production and enticing minors.

Long Beach's Public Mural Program completed with ten new murals symbolizing recovery and community uplift after the pandemic, celebrated by Mayor Richardson and ArtsLB.

Two semi-trucks collided on the 60 Freeway in Diamond Bar, killing one person and injuring another, with the incident causing significant traffic disruption.

Authorities seek public help to find more victims of Peter Mejia, charged with sex crimes involving minors in Southern California. He met victims via social media.

The trial of ex-judge Jeffrey Ferguson, who faces murder charges for his wife's death, began with the prosecution and defense presenting different accounts of the shooting.

The Palisades Fire burn area has reopened PCH with restrictions, as essential travel only is allowed with access passes checked by police and the National Guard.

Three arrested in connection to violent retail thefts in Southern California by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department; multiple charges laid, including robbery and firearm offenses.

Authorities arrested suspects in a Rancho Mirage cat burglary case, recovering a stolen vehicle and charging the individuals with burglary, grand theft auto, and identity theft.

Exhibit at John Wayne Airport showcases Orange County's history, including Kellogg Garden Products' centennial, providing travelers an interactive experience with local artifacts.

A fatal multi-vehicle crash in San Jacinto left one dead and several injured. The incident, involving Travis Maze, occurred Wednesday morning on Sanderson Avenue.

Los Angeles woke up to a dense fog advisory affecting visibility; caution is advised on the roads until 9 AM PST. Weather should improve with clear skies and higher temperatures forecasted.

Firefighters extinguished two fires in LA's Chinatown, with suspicions of arson after a witness saw a man with a gas can. No injuries were reported and authorities are investigating.