A suspect was arrested in the homicide of a 72-year-old man in Long Beach after investigators ruled out suicide and determined the victim's gunshot wound was not self-inflicted.

The Long Beach Health Department received an $8 million grant for a program focused on mental health and substance issues among nonviolent offenders, aiming to reduce recidivism until 2028.

Long Beach Police will no longer patrol Metro trains and stations, raising safety concerns among riders. The LBPD's decision is due to staffing shortages, and the contract expires on December 30.

Khristopher Dorn is under grand theft investigation for selling fraudulent event tickets, with $9,900 lost from victims who bought fake Luke Combs concert tickets. Authorities are seeking additional victims.

A fire in a Koreatown building injured four people, one critically. The blaze, fought by LAFD, involved scooter batteries and was contained to the basement.

A 72-year-old Northridge-based violin teacher, Konstantin Yedigaraov, was arrested by LAPD for sexual assault on a minor, with a search for more victims ongoing.

A 77-year-old man died and two teens were seriously injured in a high-speed crash in Boyle Heights, Los Angeles.

Deputies responded to a shooting in Temescal Valley. The suspect, Brian Julian Sanchez, fled but was later arrested and faces multiple charges, including assault with a deadly weapon.

Santa Ana Police are searching for Benedicto Quinonez, accused of sexually assaulting a 4-year-old at Madison Park and have requested public assistance.

Actress Chanel Banks' family rejects LAPD's claim of her being found, continues their search with a private investigator despite the case's official closure.

Los Angeles police arrested Kenneth Woolfolk, suspected of multiple sexual assaults, asking potential victims to come forward as they continue investigating his alleged crimes.

A Heritage High School teacher in Menifee was arrested for alleged child abuse after a physical altercation with a student, resulting in minor injuries.

Alan W. Filion pleaded guilty to federal charges for engaging in "swatting," which involved over 375 false reports and could lead to five years of imprisonment per count.