The forecast for Los Angeles predicts a series of mostly sunny days with highs in the upper 60s, perfect for post-Christmas activities and New Year's preparations.

A driver died in a solo vehicle crash into a tree in Jurupa Valley on Christmas morning, with ongoing investigations into the cause, including potential substance influence.

Los Angeles County DA announced charges against Daniel Rodriguez for the murder of Azusa teen Angelina Gonzales. Rodriguez faces life in prison if convicted. Community mourns the loss with fundraising efforts.

Deputies in Ventura County arrested Emanuel Moreno-Diaz on Christmas Eve, recovering two stolen firearms linked to a Los Angeles County burglary, following community concerns about crime.

Santa Clarita offers Christmas tree recycling at designated drop-off stations or curb pickup to transform trees into soil, compost, or mulch, from Dec. 26 to Jan. 11.

A three-vehicle crash in South Los Angeles early Christmas morning resulted in one death and seven injuries. Firefighters responded at 1:53 a.m. Police are investigating.

A head-on collision on Highway 126 in Ventura County on Christmas Eve resulted in two fatalities and significant traffic disruptions. The crash, reported by the CHP, is under investigation.

Two men are missing after their boat overturned off Palos Verdes Estates, CA. Search efforts by the L.A. County Fire Dept. and U.S. Coast Guard are hindered by poor weather.

The Santa Monica Police seek public help to find a driver who killed a Vietnam War veteran in a hit-and-run incident on Sunday. They have released footage and an image of the suspect.

Joshua McGinn, a Charter Oak High School teacher, has been charged with sexually assaulting two students, with possible 13 years and six months in prison if convicted.

Los Angeles weather forecast predicts a sunny Christmas Day with highs around 65°F, shifting to mostly cloudy in the evening. The pattern of partly sunny days and cooler, cloudy nights continues through the week.

A pedestrian was killed by an SUV in Perris; the driver cooperated with the ongoing investigation, which currently suggests no alcohol or drugs involved.

The California Highway Patrol arrested 117 suspects in a crackdown on organized retail theft during the holiday season, recovering over $38,000 in stolen goods.