Foodbank of Southern California closes as state launches investigation into former CEO
A Long Beach food bank closed after its CEO allegedly misused funds for "personal benefit," according to the nonprofit.
Man killed in deputy shooting in San Bernardino County
A San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department deputy shot and killed a man in a Loma Linda neighborhood Thursday afternoon.
Detectives searching for additional victims connected to alleged Garden Grove peeper
The Garden Grove Police Department is looking for anyone victimized by a 42-year-old man accused of a series of peeping and indecent exposure cases.
Felicia Fire causes evacuations near Lake Piru
Ventura County firefighters rushed to Lake Piru after a brush fire quadrupled in size after a few hours on Thursday afternoon.
Teenagers arrested for allegedly ransacking 7-Elevens after their parents turn them in to police
The Los Angeles Police Department arrested several teenagers for allegedly ransacking 7-Elevens after their parents turned them in to investigators.
Doctor expected to formally plead guilty in connection to Matthew Perry's death
One of the doctors charged in the death of actor Matthew Perry is expected to return to court to formally plead guilty.
Long Beach man pleads guilty to robbing Beverly Hills jeweler
The man and his accomplices stole roughly $2.6 million worth of jewelry. He later boasted about the robbery on Instagram.
LA County prosecutors charge suspect in Metro bus hijacking
The Los Angeles District Attorney announced charges against the man who allegedly killed a passenger while hijacking a Metro bus last week.
Los Angeles County mountains and valleys under new heat advisory
Forecasters said temperatures will increase Tuesday and again Wednesday, leading to potentially dangerous weather conditions before a cool-down begins Thursday.
California surpasses 1 million acres burned as Line Fire flares up
California has surpassed the dubious milestone of 1 million acres burned. In 2023, fires burned 332,822 acres throughout the state.
Shooter in West LA hate crimes against Jewish men sentenced to 35 years in prison
A federal judge sentenced Jaime Tran, 29, to 35 years in prison after he admitted to shooting two men as they left religious services.
Newsom signs bill requiring law enforcement to collect data on crimes on Indian land
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill into law on Friday that requires law enforcement to collect data on crimes that take place on Native American lands and provide that information to the California Department of Justice.
47 Freeway reopened after firefighters move hazardous batteries and scorched big rig
The 47 Freeway and the Vincent Thomas Bridge reopened after firefighters cleared all the hazardous lithium-ion batteries that burned a big rig off the roadway Friday night.
Newsom signs Paris Hilton's bill to increase transparency at youth residential treatment facilities
A bill championed by Paris Hilton requiring state oversight and increased transparency at youth residential treatment facilities became law on Friday.
Attorney aims to stop auction for Shohei Ohtani's 50/50 ball
The attorney for the 18-year-old who claims to have grabbed the historic ball first believes he has a strong case.