Mayor Karen Bass reported a 57% drop in violent crime in MacArthur Park due to intensified city efforts, including law enforcement and community initiatives. Over $350k in stolen goods was recovered, and public space improvements were made.

The San Bernardino Sheriff's Department's Operation Consequences resulted in numerous arrests and seizures, targeting gang activity and illegal firearms between March 3-9.

LAFD responded to and extinguished a fire at a Craftsman residence on S Menlo Ave, with 44 firefighters handling the blaze in 47 minutes. Arson is suspected, and an investigation is underway. No injuries were reported.

Our Mother of Good Counsel Catholic church in Los Angeles was vandalized and set on fire on Ash Wednesday, damaging property and shaking the parish community.

Malibu experiences a 3.3 earthquake, following a 4.1 quake the previous day, with no immediate damage reported.

LAFD battled multiple fires in downtown Los Angeles, with over 100 firefighters extinguishing the blazes and no injuries reported. Arson is being investigated.

A 4.1-magnitude earthquake and aftershocks hit the Los Angeles area, with Westlake Village at the center. No injuries or major damage reported. Seismologist Dr. Lucy Jones comments on the recent frequent seismic activity.

A man was critically injured from electrocution at Northridge Hospital property in Southern California; his condition and the event's impact on the hospital are unclear.

An 18-year-old was killed in South Los Angeles after resisting an attempted robbery by four men who tried to steal his chain. The suspects are at large.

California man Alexander Wine-Duchateau was arrested for possession and distribution of child sexual abuse material after injuring himself while trying to destroy a hard drive.

A juvenile was arrested for a March 3 carjacking in Culver City after police found the stolen car and identified the suspect through forensic evidence. Two suspects remain at large.

A man was hospitalized after a shooting at The Room Recording Studios in East Hollywood during an apparent robbery. No suspect description beyond the getaway car, a white Audi, is available.

Ishmail Bangura is charged with assaulting a senior woman and a child in LA; he faces life in prison if convicted. He pled not guilty, and bail is set at $2 million.