Over 1,000 LA residents, including Mayor Karen Bass, took part in the Shine LA initiative, enhancing neighborhoods in preparation for the city's global presentation, despite the rain.

Two officers were assaulted during a brawl at Entrepreneur High School in Highland; several students and adults were involved, with some arrests made.

A San Gabriel woman, Chaoyan Zhang, faces up to 40 years in prison for trafficking counterfeit luxury goods. She allegedly sold fake items branded as Gucci and Louis Vuitton.

Rickie Ann Hudson was arrested for burglary at a Vons in Fillmore after allegedly stealing liquor and hiding in a nearby encampment. The stolen items were recovered.

DA Erik Nasarenko opposes Andrew Luster's early release, citing the threat he poses. Luster was convicted of rape in 2003, had his sentence reduced in 2013, and is set for a parole hearing in 2025. Victims also adamantly oppose his release.

Alijah Arenas, son of Gilbert Arenas and a top USC recruit, was hospitalized after a Cybertruck crash. He was reportedly in a medically induced coma per ESPN, but stable. The cause is under investigation, with speed a potential factor.

The LA Metro announced the LAX/Metro Transit Center will open on June 6, enhancing airport connectivity with links to Metro lines and facilities for buses and bikes. The center will also support future events like the World Cup and Olympics.

Southern California Edison dismantles an old power line to investigate its potential link to the Eaton Fire, while facing multiple lawsuits for possibly causing the blaze.

Orange County officials warn of rabies in a bat found at Rancho Santa Margarita Lake; public advised to seek treatment if exposed and take precautions.

California officials dispute over the early release of DUI convict Oscar Ortega-Anguiano, who served less than half of his 10-year sentence for a fatal crash.

LAPD seeks suspect who stole a valuable metal cross from St. Camillus Center on Holy Thursday, asking the public for help after video footage showed the theft.

Thousands of Velella velellas washed up on Ventura County beaches, carried by strong winds and storms. Their stinging cells can cause irritation, and the event reflects environmental patterns, which may be influenced by climate change.

Mayor Karen Bass celebrates Earth Day in Los Angeles, highlighting the city's sustainability efforts, including wildfire-resistant homes, increased EV chargers, water purification, and climate protection measures.