Kobe Bryant's memorial mural in LA was vandalized with graffiti, prompting a restoration fundraising campaign.

A 61-year-old transgender woman in Los Angeles has been the victim of a series of violent hate crimes, prompting a police investigation and a public plea for help.

A man was found dead in a San Fernando Valley apartment, prompting a homicide investigation by the LAPD with no suspects or motives suggested yet. Public assistance is sought.

Three suspects were arrested in connection with a fatal home invasion in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, where homeowner Aleksandre Modebadze was killed.

Los Angeles authorities are searching for missing elderly woman Peggy Amenta, who has Alzheimer's and may be in danger. She was last seen driving a silver Nissan Sentra.

Alhambra Police arrested Justin Cashman and Long Cao for mail theft and provided residents with tips to secure their mail.

A motorcyclist fell off a cliff in the San Bernardino Mountains and was rescued by emergency crews using specialized vehicles and a rope system due to challenging conditions.

Ventura police pursued and arrested Jacob Aydelotte, who fled on a bicycle and discarded 17 grams of fentanyl during the chase, following an alleged vehicle tampering incident.

The National Weather Service predicts a 20% chance of showers in Los Angeles, with partly sunny skies and high temperatures around 64°F, followed by a mostly sunny week with mild winds and occasional foggy nights.

South Gate Police arrested a man for possession with intent to sell after finding 217 grams of methamphetamine in his car following a trespassing incident.

Residents awoke to gunfire on Daisy Avenue in Long Beach; no injuries were reported, with police investigating the incident without suspect information.

The FBI's IC3 report shows a 33% increase in internet crime losses, hitting $16 billion nationally, with California leading in complaints and seniors suffering over $800 million in losses.

LA City Attorney declines to charge most UCLA and USC protesters, citing insufficient evidence and lack of university cooperation. Only two face misdemeanors, and three are referred to City Attorney Hearings.