A Grand Terrace man was arrested for possessing child pornography after a cyber tip-off led to a search of his home by the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department.

Jeremy Gonzalez was arrested in Long Beach for 30 counts of privacy invasion, suspected of secretly photographing residents at a complex where he worked as a maintenance worker.

The San Bernardino County Sheriff responded to a domestic disturbance call in Needles, CA, leading to the arrest of Christopher Wallingford for alleged felony spousal abuse.

Police arrested Salvador Salazar for attempted murder after he shot at a woman and barricaded himself in his Long Beach residence, leading to a SWAT intervention.

Long Beach unveils an interactive map to help entrepreneurs find vacant properties for business opportunities, demonstrating the city's commitment to economic development and business support.

Federal support has been granted to Los Angeles immigrant aid groups, enhancing local efforts to assist migrants with services such as legal aid, healthcare, and housing.

A Culver City businessman pleaded guilty to fraudulently obtaining over $4 million from COVID-19 relief funds by submitting false documentation and giving kickbacks.

A Palmdale man received a three-month federal prison sentence for illegally importing an ancient Roman mosaic from Syria and falsely classifying it to U.S. customs.

Dimitrios Vlahopouliotis was arrested for allegedly committing arson at LA Central Station, captured on video, without injuries. His bail is set at $110,000 and a count of arson has been filed.

Michael Royce Sparks has been arrested for the suspected murder in the case of missing elderly couple Stephanie and Daniel Menard from a nudist resort. The couple's disappearance is under investigation.

Sewage spill closes Will Rogers State Beach and public is warned against contact with ocean water and wet sand due to health risks. Beachgoers are advised to stay updated via a hotline.

Los Angeles County charges Hawx Pest Control with using high-pressure sales and misleading contracts, seeking injunctions, restitution, and penalties.

California's fentanyl task force seized 2.5 tons of powder and 8.8 million pills since January 2024, with Governor Newsom highlighting the ongoing fight against opioids.