Ventura County authorities arrested five individuals linked to UPS cargo thefts, facing felony charges and representing a $70,000 loss to UPS. The Task Force aims to combat retail and cargo thefts impacting the community.

Three missing juveniles, Kenneth Jones III, Zackarie Vega, and Jake Belvin, have been found safe with the help of the LA County Sheriff's Dept., media, and public.

A truck fire on the 405 Freeway in Sherman Oaks caused major traffic disruptions and closures, including of the 101 Freeway connector. No injuries were reported, and all lanes reopened after a cleanup. The fire's cause is under investigation.

Two individuals are stable after their vehicles crashed on the 210 Freeway in Rialto, with one truck flying off an overpass; drugs or alcohol were not factors.

California AG Rob Bonta joins a group of 36 attorneys general urging Congress to pass the Workforce Reentry Act to fund reintegration programs for the formerly incarcerated.

A man died and another was injured in a crash involving a Ford Expedition and an Audi Q5 in Huntington Beach. The collision prompted an ongoing investigation.

A house fire in Mount Washington, Los Angeles, injured a woman and killed a cat, with the LAFD extinguishing the flames in under an hour. Cause under investigation.

Los Angeles firefighters responded to a restaurant fire in East Hollywood, extinguishing it in 36 minutes with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

Los Angeles faces an air quality alert due to high levels of particle pollution, leading to a mandatory wood-burning ban in the South Coast Air Basin.

A water pipe burst in a Valley Village apartment complex, causing damage and displacing residents, with LAFD and American Red Cross responding to the incident.

The family of an 8-year-old girl sues Sierra Canyon School, alleging she was assaulted in a "Kissing Club" by older students; the school is claimed to have not reported the incidents.

Los Angeles County is hosting a gun buyback event in South Whittier offering gift cards in exchange for firearms to reduce the number of guns in circulation.

Former NBA center Elden Campbell died at 57; remembered for his time with the Lakers and a championship with the Pistons. He remains Clemson's leading scorer.