Two men face felony arson charges related to California wildfires, with potential prison sentences of up to 14 years if convicted.

A homeless man was shot and killed after an argument in Santa Monica; the suspect remains at large. Police are investigating the homicide and seeking information.

Three suspects were arrested for a commercial burglary in Camarillo; evidence was found after an unrelated traffic stop. They were charged, posted bail, and local businesses were advised on crime prevention.

Vincent Vargas was arrested for attempted murder after a road rage shooting in Moorpark, where he allegedly fired at another driver's vehicle. Police later seized a handgun from him.

A walkway collapsed at a Los Angeles apartment complex, injuring one person. The LAFD conducted a rescue operation and the building’s safety is under evaluation.

A man was arrested in Victorville for allegedly raping a homeless person after offering them a ride. The police are seeking additional information from the public.

A man was shot in Long Beach but sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Meanwhile, the LBPD confiscated firearms in two other incidents, arresting prohibited possessors. Details and motives are still under investigation for all events.

A man was arrested for stealing a generator during a power outage in San Bernardino, with detectives linking him to the crime and discovering his prior felonies. He's now held without bail for new charges.

Long Beach prepares for its annual Martin Luther King Jr. parade and celebration this Saturday with arts, entertainment, and community spirit honoring the civil rights leader's legacy.

The San Bernardino County Fire Department extinguished a major fire in a commercial building that spread to adjacent businesses, with no reported injuries.

Oxnard Police released a video detailing an officer-involved shooting on October 21, 2024, where suspect Cesar Ayala-Arteaga was shot after brandishing a firearm at officers.

Los Angeles and Orange County DAs propose legislation to make looting during local emergencies a felony and increase penalties, closing legal loopholes to deter criminals exploiting disasters.

The California HCD is providing support to fire-affected communities in Los Angeles by offering deadline extensions for housing program applications and easing planning enforcement actions.