Two suspects, Jonathan Mota and Karina Rivera, were arrested in connection with Valentin Martinez's murder in Fontana. They were apprehended in Arizona and await extradition.

Long Beach announces the return of Wibit inflatable aquatic playgrounds at local beaches from June 13 to September 1, providing free summer activities monitored by lifeguards.

Elpidio Reyna, suspected of assaulting a federal officer and damaging Border Patrol vehicles with rocks during a Paramount protest, is wanted by the FBI. Authorities offer a $50,000 reward for information leading to his arrest.

Governor Newsom deploys over 800 law enforcement officers to Los Angeles to manage unrest after Trump federalizes the National Guard. California agencies and neighboring jurisdictions unite to ensure public safety.

Costa Mesa police arrested 19-year-old Oscar Saldivar for the shooting death of 20-year-old Monserrat Colorado; the motive is unclear, with investigation ongoing.

Glendale has ended its contract with ICE to hold detainees, following community concerns and protests over federal immigration policies and enforcement.

Alhambra police arrested one suspect, Roberto Garcia, for copper wire theft and are searching for a second culprit. The theft disrupted community infrastructure and resulted in an ongoing investigation.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass approved the city's $14 billion budget, focusing on essential services and expanding the police force, while facing fiscal challenges and a potential $1 billion deficit.

Long Beach Municipal Band to hold free outdoor concerts from June 24 to August 1, with various musical themes, as part of its 116th season. Mayor Richardson and conductor Curtis highlight the events' community and cultural importance.

Supervisor Kathryn Barger celebrated the opening of The Emerald, a housing project in Lancaster with 72 units aimed at aiding the homeless and those with unstable housing.

Los Angeles County reports a measles case with exposures at Costco, Trader Joe's, and Walmart. Health officials urge exposed patrons to check their immunity.

The New Pornographers' drummer, Joseph Seiders, faces new charges involving minors in a child pornography case, with investigations uncovering further alleged criminal activity.

The search for Jomarie Calasanz in Sequoia National Park is reduced due to hazardous conditions after she was swept away by the Kaweah River; her sister was saved.