A car hit a Metro train in Los Angeles, injuring two people who were then hospitalized; the crash disrupted Metro services and is under investigation.

A pedestrian died after a vehicle collision in Wildomar; the driver cooperated with the investigation, and neither alcohol nor drugs were factors. The Riverside County Sheriff's Department is seeking information.

A 17-year-old in Castaic was arrested by the SCV Sheriff's Station for suspected drug sales, including fentanyl, after JAG detectives noticed suspicious behavior.

LAFD successfully rescued a woman swept away in Tujunga Wash, conducting a challenging air operation amid strong currents, ensuring her safety and providing immediate care for minor injuries.

A thief in Camarillo, CA, was arrested after stealing cameras from a seminary when the devices connected to the internet, leading detectives to his location.

Walter Corea Sanchez is charged with multiple felonies, including discharging a firearm and assaulting an officer, after an altercation at a police department.

Los Angeles faced weather challenges on Christmas with flood and wind advisories in effect due to heavy rains, risking significant flooding, debris flows, travel disruptions, and gusty winds that could topple trees, emphasizing caution for residents.

The Manhattan Beach Police Department reports a low crime rate for the week, with theft as the main issue and 17 arrests. No major crimes like auto theft or vandalism were noted.

Van Nuys resident Jose Trinidad Bueno Garcia pleads guilty to fentanyl and meth distribution in Ventura County, facing a 15-year sentence due to Prop 36 enhancements.

Authorities responded to Michael Weisman's threats of harm in Oak Park; he later issued a fake bomb threat and was arrested on multiple charges, including elder abuse and threatening officers. He posted bail after his arrest.

LAFD quickly extinguished a garage fire at a Granada Hills apartment with no injuries and prevented flame spread to living areas. Traffic on Balboa Blvd was temporarily impacted.

Los Angeles County is preparing for potential flooding and mudslides following recent wildfires, with a Flood Watch in effect. Residents are advised to stay informed and prepared, with emergency shelters and resources available.

LAPD's Force Investigation Division is looking into an officer-involved shooting linked to an aggressive dog incident that led to three people being bitten and the dogs fleeing after the shooting.