A 9-year-old boy, Princeton Jones, was killed in a shooting in West Rancho Dominguez, Compton, with no arrests made as the community mourns and seeks answers.

A motorcyclist was killed in a traffic collision in Culver City, and the police are investigating the incident. The driver involved cooperated with police.

California celebrates Native American Heritage Month with initiatives aimed at healing and partnerships between the state and Native communities, including parades, truth and reconciliation efforts, and funding for the MMIP crisis and housing.

Cinthia Garcia, 19, critical after her car hit parked vehicles in Oxnard; police cite speed as possible factor.

Los Angeles will enjoy a week of favorable weather with mostly sunny skies and comfortable temperatures, ranging from highs of 77 to 69 degrees. Nights will be partly cloudy with mild lows. Calm winds throughout the week ensure pleasant conditions.

A vigil for a teenage shooting victim in Lakewood was interrupted by gunfire, injuring two. Detectives investigate a link between this incident and the teen's death.

One person was killed in an early morning shooting in Rosemead, with police investigating the incident. The victim's identity and shooter's motive remain unknown.

A fire on the second floor of a Boyle Heights apartment was promptly extinguished by the LAFD in 12 minutes. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

A sting operation at a Temecula massage parlor led to two arrests for prostitution, with one victim identified and aided. The Riverside County Sheriff's Office emphasized the gravity of human trafficking.

A Riverside operation led to an arrest for prostitution-related activities at a business previously investigated for similar suspicions, with a 41-year-old suspect booked on solicitation charges.

Shohei Ohtani is suing his ex-interpreter for allegedly using the athlete's funds to buy $325,000 worth of baseball cards and for other financial manipulations.

Los Angeles DA Gascón reviews justice reforms under his term, emphasizing community safety, fairer misdemeanor prosecutions, and increased law enforcement accountability.

The Santa Clarita Public Library is hosting its 17th annual Family Literacy Festival with reading activities, crafts, and live characters on December 7.