An untagged mountain lion, possibly larger than the well-known P-22, has been spotted in Griffith Park, Los Angeles, prompting local enthusiasm and discussions on wildlife crossings.

A 15-year-old boy was fatally shot in Jurupa Valley, and authorities are investigating; the victim died at a Riverside hospital and no further details have been released.

Mayor Karen Bass launches LA Optimized 2.0 and LApreneur to support small business growth in Los Angeles, providing digital enhancements and educational resources.

A woman shot and killed an armed man violating a restraining order at her home in Monrovia; incident is under investigation as potential self-defense.

A two-car crash in Burbank caused by high-speed impact left one man dead and resulted in significant damage, including a downed utility pole and burst fire hydrant.

Firefighters in Tustin, CA, quickly contained a garage fire, preventing neighborhood damage, with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

A man stole an LAPD car with an officer inside, leading to a chase and crashes in downtown LA. The officer was ejected, and the suspect was arrested; injuries were non-life-threatening.

Firefighters extinguished a blaze in a vacant Hollywood hotel, with no injuries reported. The LAFD contained the fire within 98 minutes and its cause is under investigation.

Long Beach police arrested a man linked to two January assaults involving a metal pole. The suspect, a homeless man, has been charged and bail is set at $710,000.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and Secretary Deb Haaland announced a $35 million plan to seal orphaned oil and gas wells in California, aligning with Biden's environmental agenda.

Los Angeles health officials warn of potential hepatitis A exposure from an infected employee at a Beverly Hills Whole Foods Market, recommending vaccines for those who purchased seafood there recently.

Los Angeles duo arrested in Pinon Hills for possession of stolen property and illegal firearms. Large cache of stolen goods and drugs recovered in ongoing investigation.

Two Chinese nationals were arrested for allegedly laundering $73 million through cryptocurrency scams, using shell companies and U.S. bank accounts. They face serious charges and potential prison sentences, with trials set for May and July.