The 61st Marina del Rey Boat Parade featured decorated boats and was safely overseen by local authorities. Attendees experienced holiday entertainment and community spirit.

A teacher was arrested for public intoxication at a Moreno Valley school during a Saturday session after school officials received a tip-off from a parent.

The LAPD reported a use of force incident involving Forrest Perry, who threatened a bank manager and resisted an officer, leading to Perry's arrest without injuries.

Firefighters extinguished a fire in a 3rd-floor unit of an Exposition Park apartment, assisted by the building's sprinkler system. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.

An alleged burglar armed with a knife was shot by a deputy in Riverside County after ignoring orders to disarm. Other individuals involved were unharmed, and the investigation is ongoing.

A fire broke out at a pallet yard in Florence and spread to a commercial building. LAFD contained the blaze without injuries, and power line hazards were managed by LA DWP.

The Los Angeles Fire Department efficiently extinguished a house fire at 1549 E 53rd Street, with no reported injuries and an investigation into the cause ongoing.

LA firefighters quickly extinguished a fire along the 5 Freeway in Boyle Heights that involved palm trees and brush, with no structural damage or injuries.

Two thieves in Irvine were caught stealing $1,700 worth of Legos and alcohol from Target and $2,000 from Albertsons. Police seek help identifying them, humorously referencing "The Lego Movie" in their social media post.

A man was wounded in a "hit-shooting" in Long Beach and self-transported to the hospital; the shooter remains unidentified, and police continue to investigate.

Officers arrested a male juvenile with a gun at Wilson High School in Long Beach, resulting in a temporary campus lockdown. No injuries were reported.

A man is in critical condition after being shot during an argument in Long Beach's Willmore neighborhood. The suspect fled and is still at large. Police are investigating the incident.

An Orange County man received an 18-month sentence for attempting to export computer servers to Iran, thereby violating U.S. sanctions and the International Emergency Powers Act.