A sword attack in San Dimas, California, leaves one dead and two hospitalized. A language barrier complicates the investigation into the domestic dispute-related incident.

The body of 95-year-old missing person Walter Curtis Wolfe was found at Point Fermin in San Pedro, with authorities confirming his identity and ongoing investigations into the circumstances of his death.

Oxnard partners with Ventura County DA to combat Internet Crimes Against Children, allocating $494,544 for a three-year initiative starting July 1, 2024, including a dedicated detective to handle ICAC cases.

Deputies in San Bernardino County seized drugs, weapons, and stolen property from the home of convicted felon Russell Earl Jones, who now faces several charges.

Two suspects were arrested following a burglary at Dollar General in Apple Valley, with police using a tracker hidden in the stolen items to locate them.

A man was fatally shot at a Long Beach hotel; police are investigating and asking for public assistance. The victim's identity has not yet been released.

Police in Culver City arrested four juveniles linked to a spate of vehicle burglaries after collaboration with the community. They recovered evidence and charged the suspects, emphasizing the importance of public vigilance and safety precautions.

LA Sheriff's Deputy Maria Torres is charged with assaulting an inmate and falsifying the report at the Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center.

Los Angeles received a $80 million federal grant for greener buses, with Mayor Bass and Secretary Buttigieg highlighting the city's transit improvements ahead of the 2028 Olympics.

A Placer County man was charged with attempting to set up a sexual encounter with minors and produce child pornography after traveling to Los Angeles for a purported hotel party.

Two Los Angeles men were convicted of a 10-day robbery spree at BevMo stores, ending in a dramatic police chase.

LAFD fought a major emergency fire on South Kohler Street in Downtown LA, deploying 170 firefighters and various strategies to control the blaze with no initial reports of injuries or fatalities.

Los Angeles County Department of Public Health issued a warning about elevated bacterial levels at several local beaches, advising against water activities such as swimming and surfing.