An officer was injured during a trespassing call that escalated into an explosion and standoff in Downtown LA. The suspect was arrested after specialized units, including SWAT and the bomb squad, responded.

Retaining wall in Beverly Crest shows signs of failure; no injuries or home damage reported. LAFD responded and the LA Department of Building and Safety was notified.

LA Mayor Karen Bass moved a restored Korean Turtle Ship artifact to the LA Convention Center, facing some local opposition but aiming to increase visibility during the 2028 Olympics.

A hit-and-run on the 134 Freeway led to a police chase, a suspect hiding in a home, and the non-fatal shooting of an armed woman by police in Eagle Rock.

Riverside Sheriff's Department is investigating a homicide in Soboba where Souriyan Souksanti was killed. A 17-year-old is in custody, facing murder charges.

Thieves stole $150,000 worth of glasses from a luxury store, House of Frames, prompting the manager to question the store's future. This was their second burglary.

Firefighters quickly suppressed a garage fire in Koreatown, preventing spread to an adjacent apartment building and nearby propane tanks; no injuries reported.

A fire erupted at an apartment building in Central-Alameda, with LAFD's swift response achieving a knockdown in 24 minutes despite a partial roof collapse. No injuries were reported.

One dead and four injured in a Los Angeles shooting; authorities investigating without suspects or motive yet.

The LAFD extinguished a fire in a Vermont-Slauson home with no injuries reported, containing the blaze within 38 minutes and safeguarding neighboring properties.

Los Angeles will enjoy a week of warm, mostly sunny weather, with temperatures ranging from the mid-70s to low 80s and possible patchy fog at night and in the mornings.

Authorities found unsecured firearms within a child's reach in a Santa Clarita home; a 24-year-old man was arrested for child endangerment and firearm charges.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announces private donations over $1.3 million for Palisades Playground's restoration, with significant contributions from FireAid, GameTime, and Banc of California.