Local Mexican restaurant braces for potential increased tariffs on imported good
Local Southern California restaurants are bracing for potential increased tariffs on imported goods like alcohol.
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Local Southern California restaurants are bracing for potential increased tariffs on imported goods like alcohol.
Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies are searching for three suspects after a pursuit in Artesia.
An investigation is underway in West Covina after a beauty store was targeted by thieves over the weekend. Store owners believe that one employee who has autism was targeted after a video they shared honoring her achievements recently went viral.
Swarms of insects typically come along with warm weather in Southern California, but public health officials are concerned that a series of abandoned pools located in the Eaton Fire burn zone could turn into breeding grounds for millions of mosquitos.
A food vendor was rushed to the hospital after debris from a nearby crash hit her Tuesday night.
Two people were killed, 35 structures were destroyed and more than 28,000 acres burned in 2022 when the Fairview Fire erupted in Hemet.
LAPD detectives asked for help finding the man accused of sexually assaulting a woman before punching an elderly lady at a grocery store.
After a visit from Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and a handful of council members, California lawmakers asked the state legislature for nearly $2 billion to help the city's wildfire recovery effort.
The roof of the large structure had partially collapsed as firefighters continued to battle the large flames.
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday voted to allocate a $637 million budget for homelessness services.
Santa Ana Unified said that the Orange County School of the Arts owes $19 million.
The shooting happened at around 8:15 a.m. on March 16 while two drivers were involved in a dispute over a lane change, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Deputies said the suspect filmed women inside restrooms at the College of the Canyons on at least three separate instances in the last five months.
District Attorney Jason Anderson called the situation an anomaly. "My expectation is that both children can move on from this and will not be defined by the conduct," he said.
"Effective immediately, the prior administration's extreme and categorical policy forbidding prosecutors from seeking the death penalty in any case is rescinded," the DA's office said in a statement announcing the policy change.
