Extreme heat raises fears of fast-moving wildfires
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Extreme heat raises fears of fast-moving wildfires

With a heat wave expected to peak in Southern California on Wednesday, forecasters are warning of elevated fire risk. Temperatures are forecast to be 10 to 17 degrees…

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Dos padres fallecen en un accidente en Los Ángeles; uno de ellos se dirigía a conocer a su recién nacido
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Dos padres fallecen en un accidente en Los Ángeles; uno de ellos se dirigía a conocer a su recién nacido

Un padre se dirigía a conocer a su hijo recién nacido cuando él y un amigo, también padre, fallecieron en un violento accidente de tráfico en el sur…

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A SoCal tow company accused of illegally selling service members’ vehicles reaches settlement with feds
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A SoCal tow company accused of illegally selling service members’ vehicles reaches settlement with feds

In the spring of 2024, a Marine Corps legal assistance attorney called a Southern California towing company with a warning. The company could not sell an active-duty service…

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Is it safe to eat produce? A rise in diarrhea-causing cyclosporiasis sparks fears of fruit, vegetables
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Is it safe to eat produce? A rise in diarrhea-causing cyclosporiasis sparks fears of fruit, vegetables

A surge in parasitic disease cases that can cause a prolonged bout of debilitating diarrhea is prompting growing concerns from public health officials and questions from the public…

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Sheriff’s watchdog group needs new lawyers to do its job, civil grand jury says
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Sheriff’s watchdog group needs new lawyers to do its job, civil grand jury says

The civilian commission overseeing the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department needs to ditch the county counsel because that office is stifling the commission’s role as a watchdog, according…

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California grad student left threatening messages on campus, DOJ says
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California grad student left threatening messages on campus, DOJ says

The San José State University Police Department and the FBI have nabbed a man they say is the culprit behind a series of violent and hateful written messages…

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L.A. mom accused of killing toddler, who was hospitalized with burns
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L.A. mom accused of killing toddler, who was hospitalized with burns

A Lancaster woman has been accused of murdering her toddler son. Rayzhanna Greenhoward, 28, was charged Monday by L.A. County prosecutors with killing 2-year-old Legend Lee. Greenhoward was…

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Driver plunges to death from Laguna Beach parking lot. It’s not the first time
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Driver plunges to death from Laguna Beach parking lot. It’s not the first time

A driver in Laguna Beach died on Friday after she drove her car off a parking lot embankment and rolled over, the second time that’s happened in the…

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A Super El Niño is brewing: How bad would historic weather system get
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A Super El Niño is brewing: How bad would historic weather system get

Predicting the weather is always tricky, with even the most solid forecasts sometimes not living up to the hype. But over the last few months, the world’s weather…

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Crews gain upper hand on Summit fire; evacuation orders rescinded
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Crews gain upper hand on Summit fire; evacuation orders rescinded

The Summit fire, burning near the Los Angeles-San Bernardino county line, has destroyed one home and damaged two others. But officials said Sunday night that — despite strong…

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