Sheriff deputies and code enforcement in Fontana conducted a "Quality of Life Enforcement" initiative, addressing crime in homeless encampments and finding an AR-15 style rifle during a sweep.

Street takeovers in Los Angeles' San Fernando Valley attracted spectators to wild vehicular stunts, but also drew resident complaints; police made no arrests.

The LA District Attorney won't file felony charges against Edan On, accused of attacking pro-Palestinian protesters at UCLA, due to insufficient evidence; the case is referred for potential misdemeanor charges.

Sheriff's deputies in Needles, California, arrested 37-year-old Bobby Dillashaw for illegal ammunition possession and probation violation during a probation check.

A man was arrested in Phelan for assaulting his elderly mother and engaging in illegal firearms and narcotics activities, facing charges including kidnapping and elder abuse.

Comedian Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias was honored with the key to the city in Long Beach during a sold-out show, highlighting his local roots and success.

DryTown Water Park in Palmdale has opened for the season with various pass options, including an All-Access Season Pass, and a Weekday Season Pass, as announced by the City of Palmdale.

Officials inaugurated Weingart Tower in downtown Los Angeles, a 19-story building providing 278 supportive housing units for the homeless, with additional amenities and services.

A police chase in Los Angeles ended with the seizure of over 190 pounds of methamphetamine worth $3.4 million and the arrest of the 47-year-old driver.

Police continue searching for Ezequiel Garcia, a murder parolee, after an alleged sighting with a rifle in South Los Angeles; despite recovering the weapon, he remains at large.

A masseuse was arrested in Rancho Cucamonga for sexual battery, and authorities are appealing for additional victims to come forward. They released the suspect's photo and encourage contact with Deputy M. Gonzales for information.

A homeless man named Allen Francisco Contis was arrested in Santa Monica for alleged arson and burglary. He is accused of setting fires and burglarizing a business.

A Corona tax preparer, Salvador Gonzalez, pleaded guilty to filing fraudulent tax returns, resulting in $38 million in false refunds. He instructed clients to report personal expenses as business losses. He faces up to nine years in prison.