Los Angeles is under an Extreme Heat Warning with temperatures expected to reach 96 degrees, posing health risks. Residents are advised to stay cool and hydrated, avoid leaving individuals or pets in cars, and seek air-conditioned spaces.

DA Hochman comments on the Menendez brothers' parole hearings, noting they haven't fully accepted responsibility for their parents' murders.

A crash on the 210 Freeway injured four, including a child airlifted for care. The collision caused significant traffic delays; lanes have reopened. The cause is under investigation.

Anaheim police seek help to find a hit-and-run driver who fatally injured a 58-year-old pedestrian; surveillance footage of the suspect vehicle has been released.

Investigation leads to the discovery of Sheylla Cabrera's body in Angeles National Forest; her children found unharmed in Peru, and murder charges considered against her husband, Jossimar.

A teen was stabbed in Long Beach; suspect Christopher Gonzalez faces multiple charges including attempted murder.

Authorities continue to search for missing 7-month-old Emmanuel Haro from Yucaipa, California, reviewing surveillance footage and handling discrepancies in the mother's story. Public assistance is requested.

Mayor Karen Bass mobilizes LA city departments for public safety and implements augmented cooling centers due to an Extreme Heat Watch, with temperatures expected to hit 108 degrees.

Fatal traffic collision in Lawndale involves three vehicles; one dead, others injured, and a suspected DUI driver arrested. Authorities investigating, seek public's help.

HelloFresh settled a lawsuit for $7.5 million over claims it misled Californian customers with its subscription auto-renewal practices and advertising.

A man in his 60s riding a bike was killed in a hit-and-run in South Los Angeles, with the driver fleeing the scene. The incident occurred around 1:30 a.m. near San Pedro and 95th Streets.

The LBPD reported a violent night in Long Beach with two stabbings and a shooting; suspects fled in the first incident, no injuries in the second, and an arrest made in the third.

L.A. District Attorney, Nathan J. Hochman, is tackling human trafficking, with 10 cases filed against 18 individuals this year, including a recent federal indictment of six gang members.