Metro's Tap-to-Exit program returns to North Hollywood and Union Station stops
After a months-long pause, Metro's Tap-to-Exit has returned to the North Hollywood and Union Station stops.
Montebello police fire shots at suspect, who remains at large after pursuit
Authorities said the man allegedly drove a vehicle toward officers in an effort to assault them.
Ventura County residents still rebuilding a year after the Mountain Fire
The Mountain Fire destroyed 180 homes and burned nearly 20,000 acres last year.
Victims of deadly Santa Monica hit-and-run crash identified as search for suspect continues
The two victims of a deadly hit-and-run crash in Santa Monica over the weekend were identified on Monday as police continue searching for the suspect.
LA City Council approves metal and wire theft reward program
The LA City Council approved a program offering up to $5,000 in rewards for information on precious metal theft cases.
Copper wire theft is leaving LA in the dark. How a new law could fix the problem
As surging copper wire thefts are leaving many Los Angeles communities in the dark, a new statewide metal theft law set to kick in next year is aimed at recyclers who buy the stolen metal.
South LA middle school locked down after reported shooting
The Los Angeles Police Department found no evidence of a shooting. Students and staff remained safe during the investigation.
Eaton Fire victims plead for answers as LA County reviews after-action report
The LA County Board of Supervisors questioned why many agencies, like the Los Angeles, Pasadena and Sierra Madre fire departments, did not share information with the McChrystal Group, which conducted the review.
Video shows armed suspect escaping Long Beach police after hours-long standoff
Security cameras from a Long Beach restaurant show the suspect walking away after Long Beach police cleared the scene.
U.S. Attorney says immigration enforcement agents are "not going to follow" California's law enforcement mask ban
Acting U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli also said a post from the Governor Newsom Press Office X account added "fuel to the fire" in the wake of the Charlie Kirk assassination.
California releases audio recording from Menendez brothers' parole hearings
California prison officials released the audio recordings from Erik and Lyle Menendez's parole hearings.
Large amounts of fruit, vegetables dumped onto streets in downtown Los Angeles
For weeks, sanitation crews say they've been cleaning up tons of fruit and vegetables dumped onto the street.
Human remains found inside Tesla at tow yard in Hollywood, police say
LAPD officers discovered human remains after receiving calls of a foul odor coming from the tow yard.
Santa Monica facing financial struggles after sexual abuses settlements
Santa Monica has paid more than $229 million to settle sexual abuse cases and faces nearly 200 more claims from a former employee.
Los Angeles business owners using loud insect noises to deter homeless encampments
The owners of a Westchester business have taken matters into their own hands as they try to deter homeless encampments from setting up outside of their store, installing a sound system that constantly plays the sounds of crickets chirping and cicadas buzzing.