Drive-by shooting leaves 14-year-old boy, 3 others hospitalized in South L.A.
The Los Angeles Police Department says the four victims were shot as they were crossing the street.
‘Due to worsening land movement,’ SoCalGas cuts service to dozens of residents in Rancho Palos Verdes
Rancho Palos Verdes’ sliding land triggers short-notice gas shutoffs to coastal homes, adding to the miseries they have endured.
Crews make progress as massive Park fire swells beyond 350,000 acres
Firefighters on Sunday made some progress against the massive Park fire burning in Butte, Plumas, Shasta and Tehama counties.
Gov. Gavin Newsom urges counties to expand conservatorship laws to combat homelessness, other crisis
A new state law makes it easier to appoint a conservator to direct care of people suffering from mental illness or substance abuse to prevent further crisis.
Incurable silicosis cost a countertop cutter his lungs. Are these companies at fault?
A Los Angeles County case poses a test of whether companies that make engineered stone can be successfully sued amid the devastating rise of silicosis, which has killed more than a dozen countertop cutters across California in recent years.
All lanes of Interstate 15 to Las Vegas that were closed due to big rig accident have reopened, CHP says
CHP reroutes northbound vehicles to share southbound lanes after hundreds are stranded by cleanup of smoldering wreckage with lithium batteries between Barstow and Baker, CHP says.
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department sends law enforcement team to Paris Olympics
The department said 28 people from the LASD are in France to be a resource for American citizens and athletes visiting and competing in the Games, and help sheriff’s deputies prepare for hosting the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles.
The ‘extraordinary’ growth of California’s largest fire raises alarms. It could burn for months
A perfect storm of hot, dry winds, untouched brush and remote topography has fueled explosive growth of the Park fire north of Chico, now over 348,000 acres.
Taking cue from Supreme Court, Breed to launch aggressive homeless sweeps in San Francisco
San Francisco Mayor London Breed said the city will start aggressively clearing homeless camps in August, following a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that gives cities greater authority to move people off the streets.
Police shut off circuit breaker swiping scheme in Riverside County
Authorities seized thousands of stolen circuit breakers stacked in large storage bins belonging to Eugene Popa of Perris, who was accused of buying them from thieves and reselling them online.