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Chino Hills head-on collision on September 28 leads to a Whittier resident's death; Ethan Godde charged with manslaughter.

A jewelry store owner was robbed of $200,000 in merchandise after experiencing a flat tire, which was possibly caused by the assailants in Woodland Hills.

The article details the mild and foggy weather forecast for Los Angeles, with morning fog, afternoon clear skies, and temperatures in the high seventies.

Mayor Karen Bass urges LA small businesses to apply for the city's Contract Financing Program, with $1 million from Banc of California, to compete for city contracts.

Seventeen arrests were made in connection to Californian train burglaries, with over $375,000 in stolen goods and $61,000 in cash seized by the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Office.

One man died and another was injured in a stabbing in Long Beach; suspect Alejandro Iniestra was arrested and charged with murder and attempted murder.

A shooting was reported in Long Beach on Dawson Avenue; police found evidence but no injuries. The shooter's identity and motive are under investigation.

Deputies arrest a man after recovering a stolen vehicle and musical instruments from a burglarized Hemet home.

A fire at the Chevron refinery in El Segundo caused no injuries, with the local mayor and officials coordinating a response; air quality remained good, and LAX operations were not affected.

A car chase in the Hollywood Hills ended with a car and grass fire; no casualties were reported. Firefighters and law enforcement are investigating the incident.

Gov. Newsom signed AB 30 to introduce E15 fuel in California, aimed at reducing gas prices and meeting clean air standards while assessing environmental impacts.

Two suspects were arrested in Rancho Cucamonga for a firearm-related incident and child abuse, with one suspect having a criminal past and active warrant.