LA Galaxy defeated Minnesota United FC 2-1 at the Coachella Valley Invitational, with two goals from Tucker Lepley and one from Minnesota's Anthony Markanich.

Long Beach police are seeking the public's help to find the driver of a black Chevrolet truck that hit and critically injured a motorcyclist on February 7th.

A 14-year-old was arrested for stabbing a teen at a Los Angeles immigrants' rights rally; the victim is in critical condition. Protests against ICE and Trump's policies have been ongoing.

A Santa Monica man is charged with murdering his wife and child abuse during a religious meeting in Encino amidst their divorce proceedings. He faces a possible life sentence without parole.

Los Angeles County is facing intense rainfall, leading to Flash Flood Watch and Flood Advisory warnings. Areas near burn scars are particularly at risk for flooding and debris flows.

Sheriff Chad Bianco plans to run for California governor in 2026 and will announce his candidacy next Monday. Bianco is known for his pro-Trump stance and tough stance on crime and immigration.

Mayor Karen Bass opened the L.A. One-Stop Rebuilding Center to help Palisades residents rebuild post-disaster, streamlining permit and inspection processes.

Matthew Daniel Johnson, a former school counselor, was sentenced to 30 years for child sexual exploitation crimes, including possessing and producing CSAM, some using hidden cameras at a school.

LAPD officers shot an armed suspect after a chase and standoff in Harbor City; the suspect barricaded in a shed and was later hospitalized. No officer injuries reported; investigation ongoing.

A water main break in Pacific Palisades caused a large sinkhole, flooding the area near Sunset Blvd and Las Casas Ave. DWP is addressing the issue in the burn zone, facing added landslide risks due to an upcoming storm.

In-N-Out Burger is moving its headquarters back to Baldwin Park, its original location, and opening an office in Tennessee, with plans to expand further in the U.S.

Culver City Police warn residents about scammers impersonating police officers by phone, urging them not to share personal information and to report suspicious calls.

A burglary crew was arrested in Thousand Oaks after locals reported the crime. The suspects, tied to a South American theft group, face charges including burglary and conspiracy.