Authorities are searching for missing 3-year-old Luluwa Estrada and her mother, Christina Trujillo, in LA County after a custody issue. They may be in a gray Toyota Camry, license plate 9SPL838. Public assistance is requested.

LAFD extinguished a significant fire in South-Central LA within 31 minutes with no injuries; the blaze extended to the attic of a residential building.

Kim Kardashian's SKIMS has launched its first flagship store in West Hollywood, with an adjacent temporary "SKIMS Drive-In" at Mel's Drive-In. The store features a minimalist design and a sculpture by Vanessa Beecroft.

Los Angeles Mayor Bass launches a plan to install solar streetlights in Filipinotown, aiming to improve public safety and tackle copper wire theft issues.

Four U.S. soldiers died in a training accident in Lithuania, including Sgt. Edvin F. Franco from Glendale. They went missing during a mission and were found in a submerged vehicle after a weeklong search.

Big Bear's eagle chicks, offspring of Jackie and Shadow, have been named Sunny and Gizmo after a vote involving elementary school students and 54,000 suggestions.

Tony Lee is appointed as head of the LADA's Bureau of Investigation, marking him the first Asian American to lead the unit, with a dedication to public safety and justice.

West Hollywood boosts local businesses with "WeHappy Wednesdays" offering free parking and discounts, and a "WeHo Gives Back" campaign to support them further.

A Long Beach man was sentenced to 84 months in federal prison for a 2022 Beverly Hills jewelry heist, with over $2.6 million in stolen goods, which he bragged about on social media.

Comedian Paul Rodriguez was arrested in Burbank for drug possession, denied the charges, and alleged police misconduct during the arrest. His lawyer asserts his innocence.

An altercation on LA's 101 Freeway led to a shooting and hours-long traffic delays, with one person hospitalized and lanes gradually reopening after closures.

Four Pomona gang members with Mexican Mafia ties were convicted of murder, racketeering, and other crimes after a 20-day federal trial in Los Angeles.

20 individuals, including convicted felons, were charged for illegal reentry into the U.S. after deportation, with some facing additional charges for firearms and drug trafficking.