A 14-year-old was arrested for stabbing a teen at a Los Angeles immigrants' rights rally; the victim is in critical condition. Protests against ICE and Trump's policies have been ongoing.

Los Angeles County is facing intense rainfall, leading to Flash Flood Watch and Flood Advisory warnings. Areas near burn scars are particularly at risk for flooding and debris flows.

A water main break in Pacific Palisades caused a large sinkhole, flooding the area near Sunset Blvd and Las Casas Ave. DWP is addressing the issue in the burn zone, facing added landslide risks due to an upcoming storm.

Hundreds of students joined protests in downtown Los Angeles against the Trump administration's immigration policies, with demonstrators assembling without permits and voicing opposition to ICE raids and the impact on immigrant communities.

Two separate violent crimes occurred in Long Beach: a fatal shooting and non-fatal stabbing, both under investigation by the LBPD. No arrests reported yet.

California lawmakers introduce AB 469 to increase penalties for looting and impersonating emergency personnel during crises like wildfires and floods.

Pasadena Water and Power is offering financial aid to customers affected by the Eaton Fire, providing up to $5,000 for those with increased water bills due to the fire, under certain conditions and time frame.

Firefighters in Los Angeles discovered a marijuana grow operation while responding to a fire in a 10,000-square-foot building. No injuries were reported. The legality of the operation is unclear.

Three men were arrested in San Marino for allegedly planning to steal gardening equipment, with a vehicle lacking plates leading to their apprehension.

LAPD officers shot a woman, Linda Becerra Moran, at an Arleta motel during a response to a possible kidnapping. Moran reportedly held a knife and did not obey commands to drop it before advancing on officers.

Three killed, others injured in an early morning car crash in Adelanto; authorities investigate the head-on collision between a Honda Civic and a Chevrolet Tahoe.

A Southern California customs broker, Frank Seung Noah, pled guilty to tax evasion and defrauding clients, including Daiso, of over $5 million, potentially facing up to 45 years in prison.

A former postal supervisor pleaded guilty to stealing over $300,000 in checks and items from the Costa Mesa Post Office. She faces up to 20 years in prison.