Authorities in Los Angeles County arrested 13 suspected gang members, seizing weapons and drugs in a coordinated raid involving local and federal agencies.

The article details the weather forecast for Los Angeles, with sunny days, occasional coastal fog, and mild night temperatures expected over the coming days.

Long Beach Police seized two firearms in separate incidents; one during a pedestrian stop and another during a parking violation check. Both suspects were prohibited from owning guns.

Authorities are searching for suspects who used explosives to steal from an ATM inside a West Hills Target; the incident caused significant store damage. No injuries were reported.

LAFD responded to a fire at the former Pacific Dining Car restaurant, quickly containing the blaze with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

Manuel Covarrubias was fatally stabbed in his car in Lancaster. Suspect Ruben Rosario arrested and charged with murder; motive unclear, investigation ongoing.

The LAPD offers a $50,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the unsolved murder of Clay Buchanan, who was set on fire in his car.

A juvenile was arrested for carrying a loaded firearm after a vehicle stop led to a foot chase in Apple Valley, as reported by the San Bernardino County Sheriff-Coroner Department.

Toxic algal blooms off Southern California's coast are causing increased strandings of marine mammals, with the Marine Mammal Care Center Los Angeles reporting a higher number than 2023's major incident. Officials warn of worsening conditions.

Antoine Nehme was convicted of orchestrating Dennis Wood's murder in 2004 for financial gain, with the Ventura County DA announcing aggravating factors in the crime.

San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department's 'Operation Consequences' led to arrests and seizures, targeting gang-related crimes and firearm possession from March 10-16.

Operation Smash & Grab in San Bernardino County resulted in six felony arrests and $3,527 in recovered property, focusing on retail theft in shopping districts.

The DOJ sued two LA tax preparers, Mijangos and Montalvan, alleging they filed fraudulent tax returns and seeks to ban them from tax-related services.