Deputies responded to a shooting on Valencia Boulevard and arrested a male suspect; the area was secured and a firearm recovered. An active investigation is underway.

Authorities found a body in a car in Leimert Park, and the LAPD is investigating. A suspect in a white shirt was seen fleeing the scene. Another incident involved a hit-and-run nearby, leaving one dead.

A homeless woman was arrested on arson charges after she set a dumpster on fire in Upland, which spread to a building's roof; she was detained following a review of surveillance footage.

Thousands evacuate as the Line Fire burns over 20,000 acres in San Bernardino County, with firefighter containment at 3%. A state of emergency has been declared.

LAFD extinguished a South Los Angeles fire involving a garage, vehicle, and tree in under 10 minutes with no injuries; the cause is under investigation.

Two hikers were rescued by LAFD from Will Rogers State Park after encountering trouble on remote trails; one suffered heat-related illness but declined hospitalization.

Woman dies after a hit-and-run in Pomona; the driver later surrenders to the police. Authorities investigate the fatal collision at Mission Boulevard and Myrtle Avenue.

Long Beach is seeking public opinion via an online survey about hosting cannabis-themed events. The City Council requested a feasibility study for such events, emphasizing community involvement to shape policy.

ReflectSpace gallery hosts the photographic exhibition Projecting L.A. 2024, curated by Julia Dean and others, featuring images from diverse photographers that explore Los Angeles's varied stories.

A small plane crashed in Hawthorne, catching fire and critically injuring two, with local residents assisting before LACFD arrived; the FAA and NTSB are investigating.

Linkin Park announces their return to the stage with a new lineup and music, planning a concert and releasing an album titled "From Zero" since Chester Bennington's passing.

California provides $52.8 million in grants to expand its farm to school program, benefiting 1.65 million students with locally-sourced, healthy meals.

A Newbury Park man was sentenced to six years for cashing fraudulent checks and admitted to the crime, which occurred while on parole. The Ventura County DA’s office prosecuted the case.