A Thousand Oaks man was arrested for narcotics sales as part of local law enforcement's crackdown on drug distribution, with controlled substances found in his possession.

A fire engulfed a Woodland Hills townhome; 83 LAFD personnel contained it, rescued an animal, and later reunited the pet cat with its owner. No human injuries were reported.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has vowed to protect the city's sanctuary policies against a federal lawsuit by the Trump administration, which seeks to challenge local ordinances that limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.

California enacts new laws to increase worker pay, enhance consumer rights, and strengthen public mental health support, aligning with Governor Newsom's agenda.

Victorville man, James Martin, shot someone during an argument, was arrested for attempted murder; victim hospitalized; roommate Elizabeth Grow arrested for parole violation.

A shooting occurred in Long Beach on Viking Way, with no injuries reported. LBPD is investigating the incident, which happened around 12:30 a.m., and no details on the motive or suspects have been released.

Governor Newsom extends emergency housing for LA firestorm survivors, easing permitting for reconstruction and launching the Engaged California platform for survivor input.

A man was arrested for setting a mattress on fire and assaulting a woman in Bloomington; deputies responded to the incident, which is under investigation.

The LAPD is investigating a police shooting in South Central LA, where an armed man fired a shot into the air, confronted by officers, and was then shot. Later, a car hit the LAPD's investigation command post, adding complexity to the incident.

A pedestrian died after a traffic accident in Long Beach, with police investigating the incident involving a Dodge Ram and urging witnesses to come forward.

Federal agents raided Jorge Sierra-Hernandez's home in Huntington Park, using forceful entry and prompting criticism from the mayor for impacting children present.

A man was arrested in Huntington Park for impersonating a federal agent, causing the city to verify federal agent identities to address residents' concerns and broader issues of law enforcement accountability.

A former Oxnard assistant pastor was sentenced to two years for stealing $200,000 from his church, pleading guilty to grand theft and money laundering.