Crime and Public Safety

Security cameras in a Chatsworth neighborhood captured clear images of what appeared to be two suspects stealing copper wire directly from street light poles, leaving neighborhood streets dark and exposed wires sparking concern among residents.

Most graffiti has been removed from Oceanwide Plaza, signaling progress in Downtown Los Angeles’ revitalization.

The Justice Department is taking legal action against Lyft, accusing the rideshare giant of discriminating against passengers with disabilities.

Thomas Markle was rearrested after allegedly removing his ankle monitor early Tuesday.

A suspected homicide onboard an MSC cruise ship caused the boat to turn back to Galveston after previously departing.

Two masked suspects broke into a Hollywood Hills home Sunday night, with one allegedly armed with a shotgun.

One of two suspects in an attack that left a Danish tourist unconscious near the Venice Pier has turned himself in to police. Police released surveillance footage of the Oct. 30 attack and are searching for the second suspect.

Two people were arrested outside the White House on Monday morning following back-to-back security incidents that prompted a lockdown and sent tourists scrambling near Lafayette Park.

A London judge sentenced British actor and comedian Russell Brand to 10 1/2 years in a British prison for rape and sexual assault.

Tyler Robinson, the man accused in the 2025 murder of activist Charlie Kirk, was back in a Utah courtroom Monday where a judge set June 21, 2028, as the start of jury selection in his murder trial.

Lindsay Clancy could face a retrial in her three children’s strangling deaths after a judge rejected her bid to dismiss murder charges against her.

Stephen Chavez, 41, is expected to be released from a Ventura County jail on Monday after serving less than six months for an incest conviction involving his 18-year-old daughter.