Three Los Angeles residents face additional burglary charges related to a Loma Linda home burglary, linked through a series of events involving a gray Audi SUV, distinctive attire, and video footage.

Disaster resource centers open in Los Angeles on January 14, offering aid to residents affected by recent events, with services including housing and counseling.

DA Nathan Hochman charged 10 individuals with looting and arson during LA wildfires, emphasizing prosecution and collaboration among law enforcement agencies.

Art dealer Douglas J. Chrismas was sentenced to two years in prison and ordered to pay over $12 million in restitution for embezzling funds from Ace Gallery's bankruptcy estate.

Los Angeles Fire Chief Kristin Crowley criticized funding cuts to LAFD amidst wildfires, but after a meeting with Mayor Karen Bass, who supported Crowley, it was clarified that the department budget increased overall.

Long Beach officials warn of potential scams targeting those wishing to aid wildfire victims and advise donation through reputable organizations to prevent fraud.

California Governor Gavin Newsom proposed a $322.3 billion budget to the Legislature for fiscal year 2025-26, emphasizing economic caution and increased reserves, while funding priorities such as wildfire prevention, education, and public safety.

The South Coast Air Quality Management District extended its smoke advisory in Los Angeles County due to ongoing wildfires, advising residents to minimize outdoor activities and take health precautions.

The Manhattan Beach Police Department reported 29 crimes, including thefts and vehicle burglaries, in their weekly summary, and offered crime prevention tips and air quality safety advice.

Adam Levin of Hightimes is set to plead guilty to conspiracy for undisclosed compensation to an analyst promoting the company's stock, aiding a $20 million raise.

A fire in Ventura, CA, led to a death investigation after a male body was found in the affected area. The Ventura County Sheriff's Office is investigating the incident.

Los Angeles Metro extends free rides due to county wildfires and power outages, as announced by Metro Board Chair Janice Hahn, aiding evacuations and emergency travel.

LA County Public Health warns against beach water contact due to contamination from firefighting runoff near storm drains, rivers, and creeks following recent fires.