O.J. Simpson’s executor is softening his comments about whether the Goldman family will receive any money from Simpson’s estate.

The FBI requested documents from the treasurer’s office as part of a federal grand jury subpoena involving a case that has not yet been made public. 

A 14-year-old boy is suspected of setting a Waymo car on fire in San Francisco. 

Officials with the city of Los Angeles altered evidence to support their defense against allegations that the city illegally seized and destroyed the property of homeless people. 

More than two dozens were arrested Monday but released from jail Tuesday. 

The White House is clarifying that President Biden’s uncle wasn’t eaten by cannibals. 

Democrats in Sacramento are releasing a new crime package aimed at curtailing retail crime and theft

Google is removing searchable links to California news websites. 

Oakland Police are investigating another string of sideshows.

Israel is vowing to respond to Iran’s drone and missile attack. 

An anti-Israel protest has shut down the southbound lanes of the Golden Gate Bridge in one of many blockades in the U.S. today. 

Officers recovered 414 stolen vehicles, made 181 arrests and seized 31 guns, all in just eight weeks.

Working with city law enforcement, the CHP seized over forty pounds of fentanyl within a ten-block radius in the city’s Tenderloin District.

Thieves are making off with 1920s-era bronze streetlight poles in Pasadena.

A new state audit has revealed California didn’t consistently track its spending over the last five years in its efforts to combat homelessness.