Omar Cruz-Hernandez of Oxnard has been sentenced to 152 years to life for multiple counts of child sexual abuse, including rape and abuse of minors below ten.

Authorities seek public help to find two men linked to a stabbing in Loma Linda; the victim suffered multiple wounds but survived. Witnesses described the suspects who fled in a tinted sedan.

Troy Fox was arrested for the murder of 17-year-old Briana Soto in Long Beach after being linked by DNA and other evidence. He is also linked to two other incidents and held on $2M bail.

Anthony Francisco Jones was sentenced to life without parole for the murder and sexual assault of two women in the Venice Canals, as reported by the LA District Attorney's office.

Santa Clarita's City Hall opens "Nature's Palette" art exhibit, showcasing diverse works exploring nature, from September 19, 2024, to January 8, 2025.

Two people from Rancho Cucamonga were convicted for running a "birth tourism" scheme and international money laundering aimed at securing U.S. citizenship for Chinese clients' babies.

Supervisor Janice Hahn allocates $5 million to assist residents facing land movement in Rancho Palos Verdes, urging rapid distribution of funds to the affected community.

LAFD responded to a fire at a Hollywood commercial building, with difficulty entering causing a delay. Fire was extinguished in 1 hr 22 mins, one firefighter was evaluated for heat-related illness.

An in-custody death occurred at Smith Correctional Facility following an assault and stabbing incident, leading to Scott Lowder facing murder charges for victim Steve Gonzalez's death.

An explosion in a Mission Hills manhole resulted in light smoke but no fire or injuries. LAFD secured the area and awaited LADWP for investigation, causing Sepulveda Blvd closures.

LA County officials have warned against swimming at some beaches due to elevated bacterial levels. Areas affected include Mothers Beach and others, while warnings for Avalon Beach have been lifted. Check updates on the Health Department's website.

Manhattan Beach experienced a spate of crimes, with 893 service calls, 19 arrests, and 44 reports, including robbery and theft, with ongoing police investigations and efforts to boost safety.

A fire broke out in a Koreatown apartment building, quickly subdued by Los Angeles firefighters with no injuries reported. The cause and damage cost remain undisclosed.