Two individuals were arrested after a high-speed chase in Los Angeles and Orange Counties, involving a Chevy Cruze speeding at over 100 mph and ending at John Wayne Airport.

Three individuals were arrested following a string of thefts at Target stores in Southern California, with authorities recovering about $3,500 in stolen items.

The Ventura County Sheriff's Office reported a street racing event in Thousand Oaks, leading to two arrests and several car impoundments under a zero-tolerance policy.

Water board member Daniel Naumann was sentenced for grand theft of water in Ventura County, to serve 30 days in jail, two years probation, and pay restitution.

Gerardo Hernandez Cruz faces charges of human trafficking and sex crimes against a minor in Ventura County; he pleaded not guilty, with his case set to continue on July 10.

Santa Monica will celebrate Pride with the return of SaMo Pride in June, featuring a month-long series of events including Pride on the Promenade, Sounds of Santa Monica, and family-friendly activities like Fierce Fables at the Pier.

Sylvia Nunez, a 57-year-old woman, was arrested in Adelanto for possessing methamphetamine during a traffic stop, while on federal probation for similar offenses.

An 81-year-old man was arrested for allegedly using a slingshot to damage property in Azusa over a decade, following an in-depth police investigation.

A mobile home fire in Chatsworth was extinguished in 19 minutes by 16 firefighters. One person was hospitalized, and the cause is under investigation.

A car crash into a building led to a fire in South Central LA; LAFD extinguished the blaze quickly, with two vehicle occupants injured and no firefighter casualties. The cause of the crash is under LAPD investigation.

A fire in Boyle Heights destroyed eight RVs without causing injuries. The LAFD extinguished the blaze after 47 minutes; the cause is under investigation.

Firefighters quickly subdued a blaze in a previously damaged Chinatown home, with no injuries reported. The LAFD extinguished the fire in 16 minutes; the cause is under investigation.

A high-speed crash in Palm Desert led to two fatalities; authorities suggest speed and possibly intoxicants were factors. Roads were closed but have reopened. The investigation is ongoing.