Motorcycles worth $40M, linked to Olympian-turned-fugitive Ryan James Wedding, were seized in an international law enforcement operation. Wedding is charged with drug trafficking and murder.

Two LAPD officers and two civilians sustained minor injuries in a crash in the San Fernando Valley while the officers were responding to an assault call. No arrests were made, and investigations continue.

Breakthrough in a 2006 cold case leads to the arrest of Anthony Miera on murder charges for the death of Raymond Cardenas in Highgrove; the Riverside Sheriff's Office continues the investigation.

An adult female was fatally shot in Temecula, prompting a homicide investigation. Nicaela Hernandez was arrested for murder. Authorities seek public's help.

A man was found dead in a car submerged in floodwaters in Lancaster, with the discovery being made after a winter storm. His identity and cause of death are under investigation.

A 40-year-old woman was killed in a hit-and-run in Panorama City, and LAPD seeks witnesses. A reward is offered for info leading to the driver's arrest.

The forecast for Los Angeles shows mostly sunny weather with temperatures in the 60s, with a chance of showers midweek disrupting the clear conditions.

Long Beach's recycling event turns holiday empties into meals for the hungry, supporting Food Finders Inc. while promoting environmental consciousness.

A teen girl died after a multi-car accident in Long Beach at Long Beach Blvd and Wardlow Road; police are investigating the incident and seeking witnesses.

A 16-year-old was killed and four others were injured in a Christmas Day shooting in Lancaster, Los Angeles. No suspects were immediately apprehended.

LA faces significant rainstorms and flooding, leading to a Flood Watch across multiple counties and advisories for minor flooding and potential mudslides.

Los Angeles County officials closed Cabrillo Beach due to a 100,000-gallon sewage spill, warning the public to avoid the water and sand as environmental and health safety measures are taken.

Long Beach's Healthy Active Long Beach program ends after federal funding cuts, impacting community health initiatives and prompting the search for alternative support.