Pedestrian fatally struck on 101 Freeway in Woodland Hills early Tuesday; incident caused major traffic delays and required lane closures for investigation and cleanup.

A toddler was found alone at night in a Van Nuys McDonald's parking lot and was later reunited with his family by the LAPD and the Department of Public Social Services.

Los Angeles is under an Excessive Heat Warning due to expected high temperatures of 95 to 110 degrees, with particular caution advised for the vulnerable population. Residents should stay hydrated and seek air conditioning.

The Long Beach Police reported a violence-free night and detailed the seizure of two firearms in separate incidents, with ongoing investigations for both cases.

The Record Fire in San Jacinto, sparked by human activity, has grown to over 650 acres, resulting in evacuation warnings and zero percent containment as of the report.

LAFD extinguished a house fire with excessive storage within 14 minutes on West 118th Place, Los Angeles. There were no injuries, and the cause is under investigation.

The Los Angeles Fire Department extinguished a fire at 755 S Kohler St within 46 minutes, with no injuries reported and no spread beyond the yard of origin. The cause is under investigation.

LA faces an Excessive Heat Watch with temperatures between 90-110 degrees forecasted by the National Weather Service.

A shooting in Long Beach with no injuries and no suspects found, unrelated arrest made nearby, and a prohibited firearm seized during a separate traffic stop are under investigation by the LBPD.

A standoff in Palmdale ends with an arrest after deputies found a dead man during a welfare check. The prolonged barricade scenario led to evacuations and was resolved peacefully. Details about the victim's death are under investigation.

Two LA deputies and two civilians were hospitalized after a "quasi head-on crash" involving a patrol SUV and a civilian car, causing the SUV to hit an apartment complex.

Three missing Milo children from Lancaster have been found safe by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. Details of their disappearance and discovery are pending.

Los Angeles settles for $9.5 million in a wrongful death lawsuit with the family of Melyda Corado, killed by police during a 2018 shootout at Trader Joe's.