A teen surrendered to authorities after discharging a firearm at a post-football gathering in Norco, facing attempted murder counts. No injuries were reported.

Two teenage girls were arrested for allegedly assaulting workers and committing robbery at a market in Victorville, using a knife and chemical spray during the incident.

The Pasadena Loves YA Festival has been cancelled due to the Central Library's closure for seismic retrofitting, leaving fans and authors without the annual YA literature event.

LA County Sheriff's Deputy Bryan Cardoso is charged with sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl, and is facing up to eight years in prison if convicted.

The FAA granted John Wayne Airport $20 million to upgrade accessibility and energy efficiency, including modernizing restrooms to ADA standards and adding facilities for families and nursing mothers.

Gov. Newsom's Housing Accountability Unit has facilitated the development of 7,500 new homes in California, tackling legal and bureaucratic barriers and ensuring local compliance with housing laws.

LA County Supervisor Kathryn Barger leads opposition to the proposed placement of "Pillowcase Rapist" Christopher Hubbart in the Antelope Valley, citing public safety and infrastructure concerns.

LA County reports two new local dengue cases in Baldwin Park, totaling three this year, with no recent travel history to endemic areas, suggesting local transmission by Aedes mosquitoes. Officials urge mosquito bite prevention and community action.

South LA's mixed-use development "5035 Coliseum" will feature the area's first Costco and 800 new housing units, with a focus on affordability and a range of tenant services.

A Simi Valley man, Michael Thomas McDevitt, was charged with involuntary manslaughter and drug furnishing after the fentanyl overdose death of Karissa Robinson. He pleaded not guilty, with the trial ongoing and bail set at $300,000.

Mayor Karen Bass's Inside Safe operation in Koreatown has moved more than 3,000 Los Angelenos from streets to housing, contributing to a citywide decrease in homelessness.

Los Angeles is investigating suspected arson at a construction site that injured four, including two firefighters, and prompted evacuations. Officials seek public help in identifying the suspect.

Two residents of Big Bear Lake were arrested for burglary and drug possession during an evacuation, with their arraignment set for September 17, 2024.