Los Angeles forecast includes sunny days, patchy fog in the evenings, and light winds with daytime highs in the 70s and nighttime lows in the upper 50s. Patchy drizzle expected Wednesday morning.

Two injured in late-night shooting at a Norwalk strip mall; shooter sought by LA County Sheriff's deputies. Witnesses describe chaos; both victims are in stable condition.

"No Kings Day" protests in LA led to at least one arrest, as police issued dispersal orders. Participants rallied against Trump, with symbolic visuals and peace, but faced police action when refusing to clear streets.

A fire in a Vermont Vista apartment was extinguished within 10 minutes by 19 firefighters; no injuries were reported and the cause is being investigated.

Stable, mild weather is forecasted for Los Angeles with sunny days and comfortable evenings throughout the week, featuring highs in the mid-70s to 80s and occasional fog.

Los Angeles County firefighters contained a house fire in Palos Verdes Estates with no injuries reported, despite the home's partial collapse. The fire, which began early morning, was under control by 7:55 a.m. The cause is under investigation.

A man nicknamed "Postal Malone" by the Irvine Police was arrested on burglary charges related to package thefts after community tips helped locate him.

Long Beach police are investigating the fatal shooting of Thomas Mello on October 12; suspect Jose Garcia-Linares was arrested, with motivations undisclosed.

LAPD seeks information on potential victims of Sizhe Weng, a former USC grad student charged with multiple sexual assaults. Weng, in custody without bail, pleaded not guilty and faces a potential sentence of life in prison plus 56 years.

LAPD seeks public help in locating drivers involved in a double-vehicle hit-and-run that critically injured a woman.

A dog trapped in a storm-swollen wash in Camarillo was rescued by Ventura County Animal Services and firefighters, and is awaiting reunion with its owners.

San Bernardino County's "Operation Smash & Grab" leads to multiple arrests and $3,000 in recovered stolen goods.

Long Beach authorities issued cease and desist notices for an unpermitted event scheduled for October 11, ensuring compliance with permit requirements for public safety and enjoyment.