Long Beach city officials began construction on the new Fire Station 9, featuring advanced facilities and energy-efficient designs, aiming to enhance public safety and emergency response times.

Los Angeles DA George Gascón launches a hotline for burglary reports, aiming to restore community peace and security amidst a rise in home burglaries.

LAFD battled a greater alarm fire at a vacant tire store in Los Angeles, extinguishing it within 90 minutes without injuries. The cause remains under investigation.

A traffic collision in Westchester, with two vehicles involved, resulted in one person trapped and two requiring medical attention. Southbound Sepulveda Blvd was closed for rescue operations.

A 17-year-old was arrested in Lake Elsinore for attempted murder after a shooting. No victims were hit, but evidence confirmed shots were fired. The suspect faces additional charges.

A semi-truck crash on the 5 Freeway in Elysian Park spilled boxes of french fries, leading to closed lanes and a diesel spill, but no injuries were reported.

California surpasses 150,000 EV chargers with over 24,000 added in early 2024, reflecting the state's commitment to clean transportation and infrastructure improvement.

Los Angeles County officials have warned the public to avoid several beaches due to high bacterial levels, although one beach advisory was lifted after improved water quality tests.

The Los Angeles weather forecast predicts morning clouds and fog, followed by afternoon sun, with temperatures around 80s, possibly reaching lower 90s next week.

Orange County confirms its first case of West Nile Virus in 2024 in a Huntington Beach resident, prompting health officials to urge preventative measures against mosquito bites.

A high-speed crash in Simi Valley claimed a life, with 77-year-old Bob Frank Ferguson dying in hospital after his vehicle hit a tree. The other driver, Duc Trieu, sustained moderate injuries. Witnesses are sought for the ongoing investigation.

A pedestrian suffered severe injuries after a hit-and-run collision in Los Angeles, and the LAPD seeks the public's help to find the black sedan involved.

Seven people were indicted for operating a crime network involving burglaries and money laundering, with over $5 million in proceeds, using a car rental business as a front.