Nicholas Kelley was arrested for a carjacking at a Simi Valley Carl's Jr., where he stole an employee's car after assaulting them. Despite resistance, police apprehended him and are searching for the stolen vehicle.

California reports a decline in homelessness, crediting state investment and local government efforts, with key communities showing significant drops in homeless counts.

Homicide detectives investigate the death of 19-year-old Angelo Leivas in Moreno Valley, with suspect Jacob Necochea, also 19, arrested and charged with murder.

Los Angeles weather to clear up after morning clouds, with comfortable highs near 80 degrees and patchy evening fog, according to the National Weather Service.

A Hesperia man was arrested for contacting a minor for sex offenses, with potential additional victims unidentified. He faces multiple charges, including lewd acts with a child and possession of child pornography.

Mark Navarro was arrested for stealing $10,000 worth of items from Santa Fe High School; detectives tracked him to a recycling center where he was selling the goods.

Mayor Karen Bass's "Girls Build LA" initiative concludes, empowering high school girls with exposure to aviation careers and mentorships in sustainable building and infrastructure.

Three suspects, including a minor, were arrested for burglarizing and vandalizing Whittier High School, with $10,000 in damages and $12,000 worth of stolen goods.

Immigrant-rights groups in LA held a 'community stoppage' with fast-food worker strikes, rallies, and boycotts of corporations accused of facilitating ICE raids, after a raid at Home Depot led to arrests by ICE agents.

California reports falling crime rates in 2024, including declines in violent crimes and homicides, contrasting with President Trump's controversial federal actions.

Officials in LA will announce a plan to combat illegal street takeovers, involving increased fines and enforcement measures, in response to related crimes and public safety concerns.

LA firefighters extinguished a fire in a Pico-Robertson building within 26 minutes; one elderly woman was rescued and hospitalized with minor injuries. The cause is under investigation.

The LAFD restored water service and hydrant pressure to Northern San Fernando Valley, but a boil water notice is still in effect until LADWP completes water quality testing. Residents are advised on safe water usage and resource centers provide aid.