Maryssa Rillo

LOS ANGELES — The first day of school looked a bit different for those in the East LA-Boyle Heights area, as cleanup efforts continue at the nearby Lineage Logistics warehouse that caught fire in June.

LOS ANGELES — Immigration enforcement remains top of mind for many across Southern California as raids continue to sweep through the region.

WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Local nurses participated in a nationwide protest organized by National Nurses United to oppose the software company Palantir.

PASADENA, Calif. — California has long dealt with water shortages and drought. While last winter's heavy rain brought some temporary relief, water officials and experts said conservation is still important.

PICO RIVERA, Calif. — Around 3,000 people remain missing, and more than 670 people are dead following the catastrophic flooding along the Nepal-China border.

ALTADENA, Calif. — The Los Angeles County Fire Department has welcomed additional fire fighting aircraft for the 33rd year through a partnership with the government of Québec.

VENTURA, Calif. — At the latest Ventura County Fairgrounds Board of Directors meeting, dozens packed a room to oppose an idea they're concerned could bring a data center to the Ventura County fairgrounds.

SANTA PAULA, Calif. — Ventura County residents are pushing back against plans that will shut down emergency services in Santa Paula.

LOS ANGELES — Excitement reigned in Ms. Rikki Lee Marzan's marine biology class at King/Drew Magnet High School of Medicine and Science in South Los Angeles.

TORRANCE, Calif. — Record-breaking heat scorched much of Southern California this week, and humidity added to the discomfort.