A Blueline train collided with a vehicle in Los Angeles with no injuries; the train's passengers and the vehicle's driver were unharmed. LAFD responded and LAPD is investigating the incident.

Pasadena Humane reports more injured bobcats at its wildlife center following the Eaton Fire, including a badly burned and dehydrated female bobcat. The center is treating the animals, who are affected by habitat destruction and human encroachment.

A portion of Malibu beach water closure has been lifted due to safe bacterial levels, however other areas remain closed or under advisory after fire impacts.

Emma Chamberlain opened her first Chamberlain Coffee shop in Los Angeles' Westfield Century City Mall, expanded from online to a permanent location offering various coffee and tea options.

LAFD responded to a 35-foot commercial boat sinking near Los Angeles Harbor Light, with divers and multiple agencies stabilizing the vessel with a hole in its bow.

Los Angeles has a mandatory wood-burning ban due to poor air quality, affecting indoor and outdoor devices except in certain areas. The ban is to mitigate health risks from fine particle pollution.

Two young children from Kings County were safely found after an Amber Alert was issued due to their abduction by their father, who is suspected of killing their mother.

Los Angeles International Airport experiences delays and cancellations following a deadly mid-air collision near Reagan National Airport involving an American Airlines jet and an Army helicopter.

Derrick Thompson is charged with raping and sodomizing a 15-year-old in LA. He pleaded not guilty and is held without bail. He faces up to 75 years in prison.

LAPD seeks a suspect for a non-fatal stabbing of a woman in East Hollywood, captured on video. The public is urged to assist in identifying the assailant.

Governor Newsom has taken executive action to support small businesses and workers affected by the LA firestorms, extending economic aid and relaxing regulations.

A stabbing at Benjamin Franklin Senior High School in Los Angeles led to a police response and the suspect's arrest; the victim's condition is unknown.

A Glendale woman has been sentenced to nine years for a COVID-19 healthcare fraud scheme, involving false respiratory test claims, resulting in $46.7 million in fraud.