A mudslide after a storm caused the closure of Topanga Canyon Boulevard in Southern California, with no set time for reopening as crews work to clear the area.

LA County declares an emergency over ICE raids, mobilizing local resources and considering rent relief and an eviction freeze to support impacted communities.

Two individuals died in an apparent murder-suicide at Gui Gui 9292 Korean BBQ in La Habra, with police responding and no ongoing public threat reported.

Two juveniles were arrested for a school burglary causing $3,700 in damages; evidence from a search and surveillance footage linked them to the crime. They face charges and were released to their parents.

A truck carrying pool chemicals overturned on the 210 Freeway in Sylmar, causing a HazMat situation; no injuries were reported and the LAFD contained the spill.

Southern California is bracing for a significant storm with heavy rainfall, flooding, and strong winds, leading to various weather advisories and potential evacuations in wildfire-scarred regions.

Colorado River Station deputies arrested multiple individuals in Needles for various violations including DUI, driving without a license, grand theft, trespassing, and assault.

Los Angeles firefighters swiftly extinguished a fire in a University Park apartment with no injuries reported.

A flood watch is issued for Los Angeles with heavy rain and possible thunderstorms forecasted, raising concerns of flooding and debris flow, especially in recent wildfire burn scar areas.

A convicted sex offender was arrested by the Fullerton Police after an Irvine Police Department’s social media post linked him to similar crimes in the area.

Ventura County deputies seized 9,000 Xanax pills, cocaine, and other drugs, arresting three men. Concerns rise over drugs packaged to appeal to youth.

California's AB 727, mandated by Governor Newsom, requires student IDs to include LGBTQ youth mental health resources, notably The Trevor Project's crisis line.

California law enforcement recovered $200,000 worth of stolen Apple products from a van after a traffic stop in Los Angeles, leading to two arrests. The theft originated in Nevada, with authorities there alerting California officials.