Two men were arrested for burglarizing a vehicle in Chino Hills, a crime linked to "jugging," where victims are followed after leaving banks. The community is advised to be vigilant.

The CDPH warns of the increased mosquito threat in California, including West Nile virus deaths and dengue fever cases, urging residents to take preventive measures.

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed SB 442, enhancing sexual battery laws by including forced contact with intimate body parts, reflecting a stronger legal stance on sexual offenses.

Mar Vista has seen seven home burglaries in a week, with robbers using tactics such as WiFi jammers to thwart security and committing daylight break-ins, leading residents to increase security measures.

Carlos Hernandez was arrested after a standoff with deputies in Yucca Valley, accused of sexually assaulting a minor and providing drugs. A five-hour barricade ended peacefully.

Man arrested after mistakenly brandishing a "ghost gun" and pursuing the wrong person in Bloomington, California; illegal weapons and drugs found in his possession.

Federal guidance has been revised to exclude veterans' disability benefits from income calculations for housing tax credit eligibility, a move shaped by mayoral advocacy to help homeless veterans.

Santa Clarita's Kings Day will blend hockey with Star Wars on December 7, promising an evening of entertainment with themed characters and perks like a free skating pass at The Cube.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass celebrates the first graduating class of LApreneur, a program aimed at enhancing the skills of local entrepreneurs and supporting the growth of small businesses.

The San Bernardino Sheriff's Department conducted "Operation Smash & Grab" to combat retail theft, resulting in 13 arrests and recovery of stolen property.

A Long Beach man pleaded guilty to a smash-and-grab robbery under the Hobbs Act, with over $2.6 million in jewelry stolen from a Beverly Hills jeweler.

A man was fatally struck by a vehicle in Culver City; the driver cooperated with police, who now seek witnesses.

Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB 2525 into law, a bill facilitating the relocation of makeshift RV homes in Los Angeles into structured settings as part of combatting homelessness.