A manhunt was underway Wednesday for a shooter who opened fire during a house party in Long Beach, leaving three people dead and nine others hospitalized.

One witness said he heard up to 30 shots fired. Toni Guinyard reports for Today in LA at 4 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2019.

Officials Friday raised the Fire Danger Level from “very high” to “extreme” in the Angeles National Forest and San Gabriel Mountains National Monument, accompanied by stricter restrictions on public use of those areas.

Felony charges were filed Thursday against a man who allegedly threatened to carry out a mass shooting at the Long Beach Marriott, where he worked as a chef.

The Long Beach Police Department was holding a news conference to announce an arrest made regarding a violent threat targeting a hotel.

A 21-year-old sheriff’s deputy was struck by gunfire Wednesday when he and other deputies were ambushed outside the Lancaster sheriff’s station, prompting a lockdown of the station and a massive search for the shooter.

A 59-year-old Long Beach woman was fatally wounded when a stray round fired in the roadway near her home entered the residence and struck her in the upper body, police said Sunday.

If you’ve struggled with homelessness and live out of your car, the city of Long Beach has a new program that may help.

Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine is offering 10 weeks of free recreational activities, which include sports, arts, and movie screenings, to families and children throughout the summer as part of its “Summer Fun Days.”

Warning that the change would pose serious threats to public health and safety, the San Diego County Police Chiefs’ and Sheriff’s Association Monday announced its opposition to a state bill that proposes extending California’s daily alcohol sales cutoff time from 2 a.m. to 4 a.m.

The city of Long Beach publicly stated Monday night that it has approached the Los Angeles Angels to express interest and discuss the opportunity of moving the Major League Baseball team out of Orange County and into downtown Long Beach.

Gov. Gavin Newsom met with a group of Southern California mayors Tuesday, stressing the need for cooperation between the state and local jurisdictions to address what he called the state’s growing housing-affordability crisis.

The Metro Blue Line’s upcoming $350 million modernization project will necessitate some closures for needed upgrades to keep the system operating at a reliable level, officials said Tuesday.

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors renewed rewards Tuesday for information that helps detectives solve the killing of a tow truck driver gunned down more than six years ago in Norwalk and the 2015 disappearance of a young Littlerock mother, presumed dead.

Long Beach federal workers affected by the partial shutdown can get help through the city, officials said Thursday.

The Metro Board of Directors approved a proposal Thursday to offer free rides on the upcoming election day on all of its buses and train lines.

One day after Mayor Eric Garcetti and several fellow members of the Metro Board of Directors proposed that the transit agency offer free rides on election day, a Los Angeles councilman said Friday that the city should consider doing the same on its transit lines.

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti Thursday proposed that Metro provide free rides on election day.

There’s good news for Long Beach residents who want to pay their municipal utility bills with a credit card — they’ll no longer be charged a $3.75 “convenience fee.”

A bill under consideration in the state Legislature that would allow alcohol to be sold in bars past 2 a.m. in seven cities including Los Angeles was opposed Monday by City Councilman Paul Koretz and a group of activists who said it could lead to more drunk driving accidents and other problems.