The "Let's Grow Glendale!" Summit promoted local small business growth with over 500 attendees, featuring sessions on funding, marketing, and highlighting Glendale's commitment to economic development.

LAPD officers shot a possibly armed individual in Tarzana, who was believed to be in mental distress. A knife was found; the person is in critical condition. Details are unclear, but an investigation is ongoing.

A juvenile died after their SUV, previously pursued by police, crashed into a sedan in Los Angeles; two others fled the scene but were detained. Witnesses are sought.

Santa Monica faces ecological issues from a spike in ground squirrel population, fueled by human interaction and feeding despite warnings from city officials and signs against such practices.

In-N-Out Burger is expanding in California with new locations in Indio, Modesto, and Monrovia, and is also growing into Arizona, Colorado, and Washington.

Hancock Park residents are on edge due to a series of burglaries, including one where a burglar approached a homeowner's sleeping children. The community is seeking increased security and vigilance.

A $25 million SuperLotto Plus jackpot ticket was sold at USA Tobacco in Norco, California. The winner has a year to claim the prize, with the retailer receiving a $125,000 bonus. Another player won $33,650 at a 76 gas station in Agoura Hills.

A 17-year-old was arrested for the fatal shooting of 12-year-old Rodrigo Martinez at a Compton park. The motive remains unclear, but gang involvement is speculated.

President Trump signed an executive order to create the largest center for homeless veterans at the West LA VA Campus, potentially housing 6,000 by 2028.

A grand theft suspect in LA was arrested after a high-speed chase, ending in a parking structure where police set up a perimeter and took the individual into custody.

A dump truck with brake failure crashed into Whisky a Go Go in West Hollywood, causing damage and a power outage.

Police activity closed the 5 Freeway in Burbank, causing extensive traffic delays before reopening in the evening.

Ukrainian national Tyhran Shvets was arrested in Southern California for scamming elderly women, attempting to steal $30,000 by impersonating an official.