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Orange County's COVID-19 hospitalizations have remained relatively stable since Thursday, according to figures released Tuesday by the Orange County Health Care Agency.

Two men were charged Tuesday in a series of daytime robberies that allegedly targeted victims with expensive watches, jewelry and cash -- primarily in the San Gabriel Valley and Glendale.

A 26-year-old man, who was acquitted of a murder in Anaheim in 2018, pleaded guilty and was immediately sentenced to 14 years in prison Tuesday for a deadly stabbing in Costa Mesa.

With electricity demand reaching record levels due to a drawn-out heat wave, the Southland and state moved to the brink of rolling power blackouts Tuesday as the manager of the power grid called for maximum conservation efforts by residents.

Federal, state and local authorities are continuing their investigation Wednesday into the weekend cyber attack on the Los Angeles Unified School District's computer systems that led the district to order teachers, staff and students to change their district passwords.

A man suspected of holding a woman hostage in a car during a domestic dispute in Eagle Rock was arrested Tuesday evening after a nearly three-hour standoff.

Sixteen people have been charged in an alleged massive electronic benefit transfer fraud scheme in which funds were siphoned off that were intended for families in need, Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón announced Tuesday.

A mountain lion who was being tracked by National Park Service researchers but was killed by a vehicle in the Malibu area in June was pregnant with four kittens when she died, officials said Wednesday.

A judge has ruled that a white Los Angeles firefighter who says he suffered backlash and emotional distress after complaining that a Black colleague threatened to bomb him can take most of his case against the city to trial.

Alert messages transmitted to millions of cell phones, urging Californians to slash their power use due to strain on the state's power system, worked dramatically well Tuesday and staved off rolling blackouts, Gov. Gavin Newsom said Wednesday.