Republican senators launch investigation into Palisades Fire
Two Republican senators have launched a congressional investigation into the Los Angeles Palisades Fire.
Former Los Angeles U.S. Postal Service letter carrier sentenced to 5 years in prison for mail theft
In sentencing arguments, prosecutors said Rashad Deon Stolden used some of the stolen funds for luxury vacation accommodations, and noted to one co-conspirator that he was "trying to retire."
First chance to secure FIFA World Cup tickets in Los Angeles begins Wednesday
FIFA organizers said that tickets are being released in phases due to anticipated high demand, with the first phase available exclusively to Visa cardholders from September 10 to September 19.
Long Beach police arrest ATM thieves
Police said the suspects would wrap a large chain around the stand-alone ATMs, connect the chain to a stolen SUV and forcibly take the machine from targeted businesses.
Norwalk is to overturn new homeless shelter ban in settlement with state of California
Norwalk city leaders are to repeal the moratorium on shelter and supportive housing at the next regularly scheduled city council meeting.
Man with blowtorch arrested for allegedly trying to burn down Mission Hills home
The Los Angeles Fire Department arrived at the home on Lemarsh Street near the 405 Freeway around 6:30 a.m. and found smoke coming from the house
Police investigate deadly South Los Angeles "shoot-out style" death
Los Angeles Police Department officers are searching for a suspect or suspects following the 2:40 a.m. incident at 74th and Main streets.
Police identify suspected driver of Porsche in South LA hit-and-run, offer $50,000 reward for information
At a Thursday morning news conference, the LAPD identified the suspected driver as 24-year-old Cierra Danae Whitaker and announced a $50,000 reward for information.
Missing 7-month-old Emmanuel Haro's parents plead not guilty to murder charges
Jake Haro, 32, and Rebecca Haro, 41, both appeared briefly at the Riverside Hall of Justice on Thursday, where they pleaded not guilty to murder charges.
2 LAFD vehicles involved in collisions in the same Reseda intersection, 1 person transported
As the LAFD battalion chief was arriving at the scene to investigate the ambulance crash, the battalion chief's truck was involved in a collision at the same intersection around 9:47 a.m.
South LA man faces federal charges for towing government vehicle during immigration enforcement operation
According to the indictment, he used his own Dodge tow truck to tow a government vehicle that had been placed to block the woman's car to prevent her from escaping.
Labor Day parade and rallies take place across Southern California
The "stop the billionaire takeover" rallies are organized by May Day Strong, a partnership of various labor, political and environmental organizations.
Brentwood work vehicle collision leaves pedestrian dead
The Los Angeles Fire Department said the collision was reported around 10:45 a.m. on Park Lane Circle near Mulholland Drive.
Beverly Hills Unified to adopt new flag policy after superintendent overrules Israeli flag display
The new policy aligns with the superintendent's directive, "no flags will be displayed on our campuses other than the flag of the United States of America and the flag of the State of California."
Torrance police, California attorney general announce agreement on reforms spurred by department text scandal
The agreement came in the form of a multi-page report, with CA Attorney General Rob Bonta praising the department for being proactive in seeking correction and oversight.