Los Angeles officials increase patrols around Catholic schools and places of worship following a deadly shooting at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis.

LAPD shot a man who charged them with a machete; the incident and subsequent pursuit were captured on bodycam footage.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass appoints Steve Kang as the City Film Liaison to support the local film and television industry and streamline filming processes.

California introduces initiatives for the academic year, including free meals for students, universal TK, childcare programs, college savings accounts, literacy support, and funding for community schools.

Los Angeles County Department of Public Health warns of high bacterial levels at several beaches, advising against swimming at Topanga, Mothers Beach, and areas near Santa Monica Pier. Cabrillo Beach in San Pedro is now cleared.

The Amber Alert for two missing brothers in Los Angeles was canceled after the children were found, with details of their recovery and their mother's status not immediately released.

Leonel Cruz was arrested for a crime spree in Ventura County, involving vehicle theft, burglary, and grand theft, thanks to a collaborative law enforcement effort.

Caltrans starts weekend lane closures on I-405 for improvements, impacting traffic between Victory Blvd and Sunset Blvd and advising alternative routes.

The Perris Sheriff's Station made several arrests in a sting against retail theft, working with loss prevention and arresting individuals like Daniel Lomeli and Alexis Bermudez for various offenses.

The National Weather Service warns of extreme heat in Los Angeles, with temperatures potentially hitting 105 degrees, raising risks of heat-related illnesses.

Two men are charged with murder and attempted murder after a freeway shooting in Diamond Bar, California. They face life imprisonment if found guilty.

Mayor Karen Bass's Inside Safe initiative has moved 20+ individuals into shelters with essential amenities, showing progress in handling LA’s homelessness crisis.

The LA County Sheriff's Department is modernizing its fleet by adding over 300 new vehicles to replace aging patrol cars and improve departmental efficiency and safety.