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LASD Sheriff Robert Luna speaks out on deputy gangs and details the actions being taken to eliminate them from the department.

Violin-driven K-pop soloist ALL’N made his official debut in early 2026 with “We Up.” He spoke to FOX LA about his journey so far, his latest song “DING” — inspired by a viral elevator story involving TOMORROW X TOGETHER — and breaking his nose while filming the “Dream Higher” music video. ALL’N also opens up about social media, running his own company, and what's next in his career.

Los Angeles County investigators have released a computer-generated composite image to help identify a young girl whose body was found floating in the Dominguez Channel in Carson.

Four children between the ages of 1 and 9 are missing after allegedly being taken from their Reseda home by their biological mother in violation of a court order.

Relatives alerted police after news reports noted the infant had six toes on her left foot, a rare trait matching their granddaughter, exposing a series of fabricated stories from the mother.

A 19-year-old mother is in custody after her four-month-old infant, identified by family as baby Luna, was found inside a dumpster in South Los Angeles.

Four children ranging in age from 1 to 9 are missing after police say they were last seen leaving their Reseda home with their biological mother.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris spoke at the 3rd annual SHE LEADS conference in Los Angeles.

Drug cartels are utilizing "the horse slaughter pipeline" to smuggle illicit substances and traffic humans across the southern border—a crisis directly impacting Southern California. Actress and horse sanctuary founder Dawn Olivieri (Yellowstone) and Tawnee Preisner of Horse Plus Humane Society joined FOX 11 to expose how these operations work and the severe health risks involved.

A 19-year-old mother has been arrested on suspicion of murder after her 4-month-old baby girl was found in a dumpster. 

Six Flags Magic Mountain is permanently retiring its iconic X2 roller coaster after nearly two decades of operation. The park president cited guest confidence concerns, while a law firm recently filed lawsuits alleging severe brain injuries suffered by riders.

According to court documents, the alleged victim ("Jane Doe") claims the suspects involved were given the the opportunity to "mitigate their conduct by submitting essays to Cornell." Cornell University issued a statement denying the claims the suspects were given the option to write an essay.