Los Angeles faces heavy rain, potential thunderstorms, and flood warnings, with the National Weather Service issuing flood watches and advising caution. Sunny weather is expected to return on Christmas Day.

The LAFD conducted a search after finding an empty, damaged car in a North Hills flood channel. Despite concerns of persons swept away, the intensive search was deemed a false alarm with no victims found.

The Manhattan Beach Police Department reports a rise in burglaries and thefts, with a focus on vehicle break-ins and retail thefts. Safety tips are provided to the community.

Santa Monica City Council plans to transform its airport into a public park, hiring Sasaki Inc. to develop the vision and planning to close the airport by 2029.

Orange County Sheriff's Department received a $141,000 grant to enhance drug-impaired driving enforcement and testing, amid concerns of rising marijuana legalization and opioid abuse.

Deputies arrested Alex Monjaraz for an unprovoked stabbing of a pedestrian in Bloomington. The victim, who defended himself, and Monjaraz are hospitalized.

California Governor Newsom approved an additional $182 million for affordable housing, creating 613 homes under the Homekey program and totaling $850 million in investments.

Three men were arrested by the Glendale Police in relation to a series of home burglaries, with technology and witness statements aiding in their capture.

Long Beach City Council approves labor agreements with city employee unions to ensure competitive wages and benefits, with Mayor Richardson and City Manager Modica commending the collaborative effort.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department advises residents to prepare for a severe storm with rain, winds, and potential thunderstorms, emphasizing safety and emergency contacts.

Firefighters discovered a woman's body after extinguishing a garage fire in Lancaster, leading to a homicide investigation by LA County Sheriff's Dept.

A woman was found dead in Quartz Hill, and the LA County Sheriff's Department is investigating. The victim's identity and details on the cause of death remain undisclosed.

Los Angeles County distributed 1,000 laptops to military veterans through the "Delete The Divide" initiative to bridge the digital gap, reaching its application capacity within days.