Los Angeles speed cameras go live Oct. 26: Locations and fines

Los Angeles activates its automated speed camera network on October 26, starting with a 60-day warning period before issuing civil fines up to $500.

Apple’s new foldable iPhone draws early lines at Santa Monica store

Apple’s new foldable iPhone is generating excitement with customers lining up outside stores nationwide, including the company’s Third Street Promenade location in Santa Monica.

Animal advocates allege illegal puppy sales at homeless encampment under Arleta overpass

Animal advocates are raising concerns about a large homeless encampment beneath an Arleta overpass where dogs, cats and kittens live among trash and makeshift shelters.

Concerns over Arleta homeless encampment
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Animal advocates are raising concerns about a large homeless encampment beneath an Arleta overpass where dogs, cats and kittens live among trash and makeshift shelters.

South LA road-rage attack caught on video; victim’s family demands arrest

Samantha Baez-Vargas said a woman took a crowbar to her car, smashing its headlights, windshield and driver’s-side window. The suspect then reportedly attacked her with the crowbar and bit her multiple times.

3 rescued from rushing floodwaters in San Fernando Valley

A dramatic swift water rescue occurred in the San Fernando Valley neighborhood of Pacoima as heavy rain hit the area.

DOJ charges 15 in $2 billion California healthcare fraud takedown

Federal prosecutors charged 15 people—including six medical professionals—in $2 billion worth of health care fraud schemes involving sham sober homes, unnecessary heart surgeries, and fake hospice care.

Federal crackdown uncovers $135M Medicare surgery fraud scheme in Los Angeles

Dr. Hany Malek and Dr. Harold Tabie are facing federal charges for an alleged $135 million Medicare fraud scheme involving unnecessary arterial surgeries, illegal kickbacks, and fraudulent PPP loans.

LA weather: More rain, pop-up storms hit SoCal

The morning storms brought heavy downpours and dangerous conditions, including a flash flood warning.

Long Beach residents demand permanent coastal protections as King Tides approach

Long Beach Peninsula residents are demanding long-term coastal protection as an $11.4 million sand dredging project races to safeguard damaged homes ahead of upcoming King Tides.

LA City Council votes to identify $460,000 for public bank study amid budget concerns

The LA City Council voted 11-3 to identify $460,000 for a feasibility study on establishing a city-owned public bank. Supporters say a public bank could help finance affordable housing, small businesses and infrastructure while keeping more money local.

City-run bank study passes LA City Council
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The Los Angeles City Council voted 11-3 to identify $460,000 for a feasibility study on establishing a city-owned public bank. Supporters say a public bank could help finance affordable housing, small businesses and infrastructure while keeping more money local.

Rain signals historic El Niño storms
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Long Beach leaders held a meeting to address the potentially historic El Niño winter storms.

Long Beach braces for coastal flooding
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As Southern California deals with bands on rain this week, Long Beach officials are bracing for coastal flooding in the area.

Students forced to evacuate after gun scare
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Bell Gardens High School was placed on lockdown Wednesday after reports of a weapon on campus. Police detained a student and recovered one gun, while officials confirmed no shots were fired.

Bell Gardens HS student taken into custody following report of gun on campus

Bell Gardens High School was placed on lockdown following a report of an armed student on campus. Officials confirmed a shooting did not occur and students are safe.

Serial rapist Andrew Luster out of prison
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Convicted serial rapist and cosmetics heir Andrew Luster has been released from state prison after serving 20 years of a sentence that was once 124 years.

One of 11 arrested in California voter fraud crackdown speaks out

Omar Muñoz, a lawful permanent resident, denies registering to vote or casting ballots despite facing federal charges.