Oxnard man Irvin Ulisses Martinez was arrested following a narcotics bust that revealed drugs, weapons including ghost guns, and evidence of drug trafficking.

Three juveniles were remanded to a facility for a Simi Valley hate crime assault; they pleaded not guilty. A pre-trial is set for Oct 29 with a contest on Nov 3.

LAFD extinguished a residential fire in Pico-Union within 29 minutes; no injuries reported. Firefighters from multiple stations responded to the incident.

Long Beach announces its Veterans Day Celebration on November 8 at Houghton Park with entertainment, food trucks, and a veterans recognition ceremony.

One man was killed and another injured in shootings in Hawthorne; a suspect holding a firearm was detained near the scene. The investigation is ongoing.

Roger Ver admitted to tax misconduct and paid nearly $50 million in a deal with the U.S. government after failing to report his bitcoin holdings accurately.

An American Airlines flight returned to LAX after passengers smelled fumes; seven were evaluated, none hospitalized. The plane was inspected, the incident adding to recent airline disruptions.

Long Beach confirmed its first case of clade I mpox in an individual without recent travel history, marking the city's seventh case. Health officials are investigating to prevent further spread.

Los Angeles City Council approved a trash collection fee hike, the first in almost two decades, due to increased costs and new organic waste requirements.

Domestic violence in Chino Hills leads to the death of Jillian Jones and the arrest of suspect Vincent Ratliff.

A traffic collision between an ATV and an SUV in Apple Valley resulted in the death of the ATV rider, with the SUV's driver and passengers also requiring medical attention. Witnesses are urged to contact authorities.

What started as a Sunday afternoon dog walk near Palmdale ended with a homicide investigation and renewed questions about why human remains keep turning up in the most unexpected places across Southern California. The discovery at a cluttered desert auto yard marks the latest chapter in a particularly grim season for Los Angeles County investigators.

California Governor Newsom signed a law banning sales of new Glock-style pistols that can be easily modified into automatic weapons and a law allowing prosecutors to seek gun violence restraining orders in certain counties.