Man’s bid for re-sentencing for murder during drug deal rejected
A state appeals court panel has rejected a re- sentencing bid by one of three men convicted of the shooting death of a man during a drug deal in Bellflower more than 16 years ago.
Man arrested in string of burglaries at Long Beach restaurants
Police say they have arrested a 34-year-old man for breaking into five restaurants and a car spread throughout Long Beach over the past two weeks. Dating back to Oct. 26, Long Beach resident Raymond Edward Billingsley allegedly shattered a glass window and stole miscellaneous items from inside a business or vehicle...
Deputies seek man who allegedly burgled Southern California home
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department has released images showing an alleged burglar who struck a home in Commerce in hopes the public can help identify the man. Investigators did not detail the date or location of the burglary, though the images they provided show a heavyset man wearing a surgical mask, a...
Police search for South LA Metro bus robbery and assault suspect
Around 10:45 p.m. on Thursday, as the bus was traveling southbound on Figueroa Street near 80th Street, an altercation broke out between two men on the bus.
MS-13 Used L.A. Mountains as Killing Grounds, Say Prosecutors
Prosecutors have charged MS-13 gang members in L.A. with four murders from 2017-2019, using mountain areas as killing grounds.
LAUSD teachers, staff rally for more support, smaller class sizes
Thousands of Los Angeles Unified School District educators and support staff organized five rallies across schools, including the district headquarters.
GRAMMY Museum to Honor Selena with ‘From Texas To The World’ Exhibit Opening January...
LOS ANGELES, CA — The GRAMMY Museum will honor one of music’s most beloved icons with a new exhibition, Selena: From Texas To The World, opening January 15, 2026, and running through March 16, 2026. The limited-time exhibit offers an intimate glimpse into the life, artistry, and cultural legacy of Selena...
New LA County communication system aims at confiscating guns in restraining order cases
A new digital communication system in L.A. County is designed to more quickly get guns out of the hands of people hit with domestic violence restraining orders.
Dogs burned, mutilated, stuffed in trash bags Los Angeles, animal rescuers say
LOS ANGELES – It’s a disturbing pattern that animal rescuers say has reached a crisis point across Los Angeles. From South L.A. to Skid Row to Hollywood, activists are finding dogs that have been burned, mutilated, or stuffed into trash bags and suitcases at or near homeless encampments.
Chase suspect falls down 30-foot hole at Lincoln Heights construction site
A man who tried to evade police after a chase ended up running onto a construction site and falling down a hole.
