A man was fatally struck by a vehicle in Culver City; the driver cooperated with police, who now seek witnesses.

California DMV exempts drivers 70+ from renewal knowledge test, focusing on customer service and shorter DMV visits, with poor record drivers excluded from this policy.

A security guard was stabbed on a Metrolink train but detained the assailant with the help of a doctor and pepper spray. The guard's injuries were non-life-threatening, and passengers received compensation.

Protestors in Los Angeles demonstrated against high living costs, advocating for salary increases and rent controls.

Long Beach Police arrested two men linked to a series of armed robberies after a car chase and foot pursuit. Evidence and surveillance link Pinedo to multiple robberies; Pierce faces lesser charges.

Two shootings occurred minutes apart in Long Beach, no injuries reported; police also made an arrest during a traffic stop, seizing an undocumented gun.

Lancaster announces the Tour de Luke charity bike ride on October 5, involving local partners, benefiting Resurrection Cycles and the SEE AND BE SEEN program, with options for a run event and varying registration packages.

Los Angeles received an $11 million federal grant to help create Jordan Downs Central Park in Watts, which will feature various recreational amenities.

The LAPD is seeking public assistance to find a stolen 1958 Chevrolet Corvette taken from a West Los Angeles garage on September 4. The suspect and vehicle details, including a Rhode Island license plate, have been released.

The LAPD and community are searching for 25-year-old Gabrielle Lund, missing since September 5, last seen at the Union Rescue Mission in downtown L.A.

Gov. Newsom approved installing speed cameras on a deadly stretch of Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu to curb speeding after a fatal accident. The $4.2 million safety upgrades and stricter enforcement are part of broader transportation safety efforts.

The Long Beach Marathon is set to return on October 6, 2024, causing various street closures and transit disruptions. Residents should plan accordingly.

Two individuals were arrested for graffiti on a Hollywood Hills mansion. The property has been repeatedly vandalized and is associated with broader local concerns about maintenance and safety.