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The string of burglaries were reported to Los Angeles Police Department officers at around 5 a.m., all targeting stores in the 3400 block of Whittier Boulevard, they said.
During a TMZ/Fox interview from behind bars, the Menendez brothers said they still believe they'll see freedom one day despite a series of recent legal setbacks.
Westminster police have publicly praised the 9-year-old girl who called 911 as her family's home was being broken into, allowing them to arrive promptly and take the suspect into custody before anyone was hurt.
Corona city leaders and residents alike are fighting back against a new residential development currently being constructed, saying that they didn't agree to the nearly 40 new homes on the way.
Two LA County prosecutors have filed lawsuits claiming that they were wrongfully demoted from their positions for their support of the Menendez brothers resentencing efforts.
As they continue to rebuild in the wake of the devastating Eaton Fire, the owners of the beloved Bunny Museum in Altadena say they've received an outpouring of support, not only from their local community but from across the world.
The 100-acre development, which would consist of a team headquarters, training facility and a residential and retail project, would be called Rams Village and could cost up to $10 billion to build.
The crash happened just after 12:30 p.m., CHP officers said. When they arrived at the scene they found a big rig loaded with coconut oil turned on its side.
Mario Edgardo Garcia-Aquino, 43, has been charged with murder in connection to the death of Oscar Omar Hernandez, the 13-year-old missing boy who was found dead in Oxnard last week.
The patient in the back of the ambulance died, according to investigators. It was unclear if they died in the crash or as a result of the medical emergency they were picked up for.
The crash happened at around 9:30 p.m. in the 14700 block of Devonshire Street, leaving one pedestrian dead at the scene, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.
The crash happened a little before 3 p.m. on southbound lanes of U.S. 101, California Highway Patrol officers said.
Security camera footage shows the pickup truck backing into the front of House of Frames, a well-known luxury eyewear shop in Beverly Grove at around 5 a.m. on Sunday morning.
Police were searching for 30-year-old Roberto Castillo Meza, who they suspected of abducting the 9-month-old baby.
Police say the man was chasing the juvenile in the street with a knife on Saturday afternoon.