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08/06/26 9:19 PM
A former California state park officer made his first court appearance Thursday morning after being accused of secretly recording nearly two dozen men inside an employee locker room.
'Calculated act of violence': Man gets life sentence in racially motivated L.A. Metro stabbing
08/07/26 12:05 AM
Gerald Pitts was sentenced to life in prison in a racially motivated stabbing of a Latino passenger on an L.A. Metro bus in Exposition Park.
'California's coast is not for sale.' State battles Trump plan to limit coastal oversight
08/11/26 6:07 PM
Hundreds of Californians rallied at a federal hearing to protest a Trump administration push to wrest regulatory control over the state's coastline.
'Profoundly corrupt': Trump sued over selling early access to Truth Social posts
08/12/26 5:31 PM
Free press groups say selling access to Trump's posts is "unconstitutional."
2 soldiers dead after Apache helicopter crashes in Texas: Army
08/12/26 9:05 PM
An Apache attack helicopter crashed in a field near Fort Hood, according to the U.S. Army.
435 arrests, $12 million in OT, few lessons learned: LAPD issues report on ICE protests
08/12/26 10:00 AM
A report issued Tuesday by the LAPD detailed challenges the department faced when responding to protests last year, but said officers performed well when dealing with unruly crowds. Critics said it failed to address injuries caused by use of less-lethal weapons and aggressive actions by officers.
A dog down a drain, a worried owner and a howlingly joyful reunion
08/13/26 12:40 AM
San Diego County Animal Services climbed down a manhole and rescued a female poodle named Teddy on Monday morning in the town of Spring Valley.
A much-needed cool-down is on the horizon for SoCal this week
08/10/26 10:00 AM
A gradual cooling trend will lower temperatures across most of SoCal, according to the National Weather Service. Thursday and Friday will be the coolest.
A typo by California police led to violent arrest of innocent man who later died, officials say
08/11/26 1:53 AM
A police watchdog found that San Francisco police officers threw a man to the ground and pepper-sprayed him after they entered the wrong license plate into their computer.
After more than a million hearings without a transcript, California high court allows recording
08/10/26 7:13 PM
California's Supreme Court ruled that proceedings in some civil cases can be electronically recorded to create transcripts, settling a dispute that has pitted attorneys for domestic violence victims and others against court reporters, who argue only humans can be trusted to do the work.