San Fernando Valley woman says her home was ransacked by burglars
Osnat Miyara said furniture was tipped over and glass was shattered throughout her home.
Ontario Mills arson suspect charged with 16 felonies after allegedly setting fires in four stores, authorities say
Luis Javier Gallegos, 28, allegedly targeted the Nordstrom Rack, True Religion, Marshall's and North Face stores inside the mall.
California Kimberly-Clark paper goods warehouse engulfed in 6-alarm fire
The Kimberly-Clark warehouse in Ontario was engulfed by a massive 6-alarm fire early Tuesday morning, and a third-party employee has been arrested on multiple arson charges, police say.
AT&T technicicans replace Colton widow's flagpole as an act of kindness
Tani Robinson's husband died of cancer before he got a chance to put up a flagpole, so she installed one in his honor. "He was patriotic, we both are. Both our fathers served in World War II; he had a brother in Vietnam," she said.
San Bernardino County firefighters testing sound wave technology to battle fires
The San Bernardino County Fire Department tested new technology on Monday designed to help suppress fires by using sound waves.
50-year season ticket holder misses Dodgers first game after team refuses to print tickets
A longtime Los Angeles Dodgers season ticket holder missed their home opener for the first time in five decades after the team refused to print his tickets out for the 2026 season.
Riverside County deputies unveil pursuit-stopping tool called "The Grappler"
The Riverside County Sheriff's Department is deploying a new tool called "The Grappler," a safer option to bring pursuits to an end without putting other drivers at risk.
LA fourth-grader becomes youngest ever fashion designer to have a show at Paris Fashion Week
Meet Max Alexander, the West Los Angeles fourth grader who is now the youngest fashion designer ever to have a show at Paris Fashion Week.
U.S. military action in Iran stirs up old concerns for families of service members
Several days of ongoing U.S. military operations in Iran have evoked old fears for some families of service members who lost their loved ones in Afghanistan.
L.A. schools chief Alberto Carvalho placed on administrative leave amid FBI probe
After nearly two days of closed-session meetings, the Los Angeles school board placed Superintendent Alberto Carvalho on paid administrative leave amid a federal investigation into his time as the head of Miami's school district.
10 Inland Empire donkeys killed in mysterious attacks since December
At least 10 donkeys have been killed since December in a series of mysterious attacks in Riverside County, leaving wildlife activists desperate for answers.
Woman arrested for allegedly crashing into crowd outside Redlands bar, sparking gunfire
A total of four people were transported to a local hospital with major injuries from the collision.
Los Angeles woman burned after portable charger explodes on her bed
Ashley Nevel is still in shock after a portable charger exploded and left her with chemical burns all over her arm.
Big Bear wildlife activist Sandy Steers, who spearheaded eagle nest cam, dies
Wildlife activist Sandy Steers, who spearheaded the eagle nest cam, has died, according to the Friends of Big Bear Valley.
Estranged husband of woman killed in San Bernardino mountains pleads not guilty to murder charge
Gordon Abas Goodarzi was denied bail during an arraignment hearing on Tuesday.