Moreno Valley Mall cleared to reopen after fixing fire code violations
The Moreno Valley Mall was temporarily closed after inspectors red-tagged it because of "unresolved, life-threatening fire code violations."
Restoring scorched SoCal ballpark where Hollywood classic was filmed could cost $100 million
City leaders are debating what to do with the iconic Jay Littleton Ball Park, which gained fame as a filming location in "A League of Their Own" and was destroyed in a 2024 fire, since restoration could cost $100 million.
Newport Beach to crack down on spring break partiers with new fines, more police
Newport Beach city leaders are set to implement stiffer fines and add extra police to crack down on the spring break partiers this year after receiving complaints of underage drinking and unruly parties from residents.
California lawmakers push for bipartisan effort to toughen penalties for DUI offenses
The bipartisan effort aims to place harsher penalties on first-time offenders and to close a loophole that allowed drunk drivers in deadly crashes to avoid jail time.
Fullerton police chief denies claims his officers helped immigration agents
Fullerton's police chief denied allegations that his officers helped federal agents during a recent immigration operation.
Riverside City College student says he's struggling to get by after father detained by ICE
A Riverside City College student says that he's been struggling to get by after his father, who he said had asylum status and a work permit, was detained by immigration agents nearly six months ago.
Estranged husband of woman found dead in San Bernardino Mountains charged with murder
The estranged husband of a 58-year-old Newport Beach woman who was found dead in the San Bernardino Mountains last November was charged with murder last week.
14-year-old victim of deadly Victorville shooting honored with large candlelight vigil
Friends and family of 14-year-old Jeremy "Tank" Rosales, the boy who was fatally shot in Victorville last week, gathered on Monday to hold a candlelight vigil for their loved one.
Bell police unable to stop man from throwing bags of dog poop at LGBTQ center
Bell police said they can't arrest the man who's allegedly been throwing bags of dog poop at an LGBTQ center for the last seven months.
Dozens protest against recent immigration operations in Downey
Dozens of people lined up along Firestone Boulevard in Downey to protest against recent immigration operations in the city.
Abandoned Westminster Mall draws vandalism, over 400 police calls
The abandoned Westminster Mall has turned into a hotspot for vandalism since shuttering in late 2025, according to police who are attempting to raise awareness about the issue.
South L.A. woman self-deports to Mexico, leaving behind her family
Regina Higuera returned to her hometown of Guerrero, Mexico, after spending more than 30 years in the U.S.
Long Beach and Inland Empire Job Corps centers close
A longtime federal program that provides job training, housing and second chances to hundreds of at-risk youth nationwide is shutting its doors.
Crews recover family heirlooms while clearing debris from burned lots in Pacific Palisades
As the debris removal process continues in the Pacific Palisades, months after the area was ravaged by the Palisades Fire, one cleanup crew says they've been able to recover some priceless family heirlooms.
Santa Ana City Council votes to move forward with further look at ICE operation alert system
Santa Ana City Council members on Tuesday voted to move forward with a program that would create an alert system to notify residents before federal immigration sweeps.