A 37-year-old man died after his vehicle hit a tree at high speed in Santa Ana. The PD and OCFA responded and pronounced Francisco Estrada Rivera deceased. The CIU is investigating and seeking information.

Los Angeles police shot a man suspected of being armed after a foot chase through a Northridge mall parking lot; he is hospitalized in stable condition.

A Delta flight made an emergency landing at LAX due to its left engine catching fire after takeoff; all 226 passengers and crew safely evacuated and were rebooked.

A DUI crash on the 605 Freeway in Norwalk resulted in four deaths and two injuries, with the driver of the Kia, Iris Salmeron, arrested on suspicion of DUI. The freeway has since reopened.

Governor Newsom has introduced a new initiative, the California Breakthrough Project, to improve government services by collaborating with tech leaders and by launching an executive order to improve government efficiency.

The historic Mayan Theater in Los Angeles is closing in September after 35 years of hosting cultural events, leaving fans to bid farewell through dance events until then.

Two LA County deputies agreed to plead guilty to abusing their powers to aid a businessman's vendetta, including orchestrating false arrests and harassment.

A street takeover in Long Beach led to the looting of J & G Market, with multiple reports of chaos and frustration among residents and business owners.

Los Angeles forecast predicts foggy mornings with sunny afternoons and light winds, temperatures staying in the high 70s to low 80s throughout the week.

Two vehicles collided in Echo Park, injuring six people, including two seriously, and striking a pedestrian. Fire Department and law enforcement responded to the incident.

A U.S. District Judge has issued restraining orders on unconstitutional immigration enforcement tactics in Southern California, requiring legal counsel access, and rejecting race-based detentions.

Ex-wrestling coach Ronald Wilson was arrested again for sexual abuse after new victims emerged; previously held for assaulting a minor at Camarillo High School.

Worker Jaime Alanís is on life support after falling during a Ventura County immigration raid; initial reports of his death were incorrect. The UFW claims the operation was California's largest immigration crackdown.