Governor Newsom signed California bills enhancing consumer protections against medical debt, excessive banking fees, and tricky subscription cancellations.

A registered sex offender is charged with possessing child sexual abuse material and a firearm after a joint law enforcement investigation in San Bernardino County.

Emily Hernandez was arrested for multiple thefts, including one at a cemetery, using stolen credit cards for fraud, and driving a stolen vehicle. She's on felony probation and faces grand theft and identity theft charges.

Reggie Bush is suing his former school USC, the NCAA, and the Pac-12 for profits made from his name, image, and likeness during his college football career.

UCLA is ranked as the best public university in America for the 8th consecutive year, with high graduation rates and a commitment to diversity and social mobility.

California bans the sale of intoxicating hemp products containing THC to protect adolescents and public health, as per emergency regulations effective immediately.

A fire truck responding to an emergency call in Long Beach fatally struck a man outside Fire Station 8 early Tuesday morning; the incident is under investigation.

LAUSD opened five boutiques providing free clothing to support homeless students and boost attendance, with a 26% rise in student homelessness from the previous year.

Hollywood Hills residents are troubled by neglect and vandalism at two mansions owned by John Powers Middleton, with local law enforcement frequently called to the scene.

A bear named "Junior" has made a crawlspace under a Sierra Madre home his hangout, leading the homeowners and wildlife officials to find humane ways to encourage it to leave.

Anaheim's Planning Commission approved revised plans for the OCVibe project near the Honda Center, including more residential units and less office space, with a final decision by the City Council expected in October.

Two teens crashed after a high-speed chase with Camarillo police, resulting in critical injury and hospitalization.

The Ventura County Retail Theft Task Force arrested three suspects for theft from multiple stores, one facing felony charges and a $100,000 bail, later released on his recognizance.