Authorities seek public's help regarding a shooting on the Glendora freeway, where a vehicle was hit by gunfire, but no injuries were reported. The suspect, in a silver sedan wearing a white hat, remains unidentified.

Suspects targeted LAPD vehicles for catalytic converter theft; police responded and made arrests, while one suspect escaped. The theft highlighted a loophole with older unmarked vehicle parts.

Dodgers pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto's Hollywood Hills home was targeted in an attempted burglary while he was away. No entry was made and no arrests have occurred.

A brush fire near Dodger Stadium was quickly contained by LAFD, with no structural threats or injuries reported. Traffic was briefly disrupted. The cause is under investigation.

Three people were arrested for conducting retail thefts with a baby in Southern California, facing multiple felony charges including child endangerment.

A suspect, Xavier Scott, is sought after a shooting in Needles, California, left one dead and three injured. The San Bernardino County Sheriff-Coroner Department is investigating the case.

California Governor Newsom issues an executive order to support mental health among young males, focusing on suicide prevention and enhancing access to support resources.

A pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run in Eagle Rock, LA, with the driver still at large. Police have not released suspect information and the investigation continues.

Governor Newsom criticizes the Trump administration's rollback of emissions standards and highlights California's progress in reducing greenhouse gases despite federal policy shifts.

A semitrailer jackknifed on the 91 Freeway in Yorba Linda, causing extensive traffic delays and partial road closures after catching fire. Lanes later reopened, with no immediate injury reports.

A man was fatally shot during an altercation inside a Lawndale 7-Eleven. Suspects fled; police are investigating. The victim, a father of four, remains unidentified.

A man was arrested in Irvine for a hate crime and assault during a road rage incident involving racial slurs and throwing hot coffee at a Hispanic driver.

The Riverside County Sheriff's Office conducted a retail theft sting in Perris, resulting in multiple arrests, including repeat offenders and those charged with grand theft. The operation aimed to reduce theft and ensure public safety.