Firefighters extinguished an attic fire at a home in North Hollywood, where all occupants evacuated safely, and no injuries were reported. The cause is under investigation.

LAX authorities seized over 1,000 replica guns and suppressors labeled as "miniature toys" since 2025, preventing potential safety risks from items mistaken for real firearms.

Paris Hilton's nonprofit, alongside GoFundMe.org, expanded their support to 50 women entrepreneurs affected by the Eaton Fire, offering $25,000 grants to help them rebuild their small businesses.

Austen Burke, a convicted felon, was arrested for possessing firearms at Hi-Desert Medical Center; no injuries occurred. Authorities seek further information.

Le Petit Four in West Hollywood will remain open thanks to community support after initially announcing closure due to financial strains. Other local businesses, however, are closing.

The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing in Agoura Hills has begun construction, aiming to connect habitats for mountain lions and other species across the 101 Freeway by 2026.

The Long Beach Police Department is investigating a shooting on Anaheim Street where a woman self-transported to a hospital with a non-life-threatening injury. No suspects or victims were initially found on site.

Mayor Karen Bass leads Los Angeles in preparing for upcoming global sporting events, aiming for lasting benefits beyond the 2026 FIFA World Cup and 2028 Olympics.

LAFD conducted a river rescue for a woman in Boyle Heights, using a hoist operation due to difficult access, and transported her in serious condition.

A fire in Pico-Union led to a man's death despite LAFD's quick response and a 12-minute extinguishment effort. An investigation into the fire's cause is underway.

Cameron Klopp, 34, was arrested by Ventura County Sheriff's deputies for firearms and narcotics offenses after trespassing in the Santa Clara River Bottom.

A Los Angeles business owner, Blanca Escobar, is charged with handling over $350,000 in stolen goods from various retailers and faces up to 8.5 years in prison if convicted.

Eugene Henley Jr., "Big U," and six others have been charged with murder, extortion, and fraud in a 43-count indictment tied to the Rollin' 60s Crips in South Los Angeles.