The City of Pasadena urges residents to be cautious of insurance scams following disasters, advising verification of adjusters' licenses and warning against hasty repairs or contracts with unverified contractors.

A shooting in Long Beach resulted in the death of Compton man Tyrant Otee Walker and injured two others. Police are investigating the possibly gang-related incident.

A fatal collision in Oxnard between a Nissan Cube and Toyota Sienna resulted in one death, injuries, and the arrest of 19-year-old Angel Zamudio for suspected DUI.

Firefighters quickly extinguished a blaze at a Sun Valley home, with no injuries reported and the fire contained to a rear house. A lithium-ion battery on the balcony prompted a hazmat response.

Los Angeles weather forecast indicates a week of clouds and sun with temperatures ranging from the mid-40s to high 70s, and a slight chance of rain on Saturday.

Governor Newsom issued an order protecting LA tenants from eviction for hosting fire survivors until March 8, 2025. He is also aiding fire recovery with tax relief and measures against price gouging.

The weekly crime summary from the Manhattan Beach Police Department detailed 665 calls, 12 arrests, 8 traffic collisions, and 41 reports, including several burglaries and a school security breach.

Long Beach police seek a suspect in two assaults, releasing his description and urging the community to be vigilant and share any relevant information.

California Governor Newsom announced $20 million in federal aid for LA workers affected by firestorms, supporting temporary jobs and services for the recovery effort.

LA Metro proposes free rides for wildfire victims through its Lifeline program, pending approval, with Board Chair Hahn emphasizing using their resources for recovery.

Santa Monica Police have arrested over 40 individuals for various crimes, including burglary and curfew violations, during the Palisades Fire evacuations.

A Long Beach man has been charged with murder for fatally shooting his 64-year-old roommate, Tyrone Crawford. The incident was initially reported as a possible suicide but further investigation indicated the roommate's responsibility.

A man was shot in Long Beach but sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Meanwhile, the LBPD confiscated firearms in two other incidents, arresting prohibited possessors. Details and motives are still under investigation for all events.