Manhattan Beach Police reported a series of crimes including burglary, theft, and robbery, with six arrests made, in their weekly summary for June 26 to July 2. The police also provided crime prevention tips.

Los Angeles faces air quality concerns from fireworks and wildfire smoke around Independence Day, prompting health warnings, especially for sensitive groups, and advice to limit outdoor activities.

Seven suspects are charged with high-stakes jewelry heists in LA, involving over $1 million in thefts and significant public risk, facing up to 13 years in prison if convicted.

The LA City Council aims to restrict "disaster tours" in wildfire-affected areas, with Councilwoman Park leading unanimous support for immediate and future regulatory measures.

Oxnard Police served a search warrant for clues in Ruben Villa's February homicide, asking for public help and offering a $25,000 reward for info leading to an arrest and conviction.

Ambulances responded to a suspected multiple overdose situation at Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall, with several individuals hospitalized but stable after Narcan was administered.

Long Beach Police arrest Alvin Marbra, 29, for allegedly assaulting and raping a woman. Authorities encourage other potential victims to come forward.

California Governor Gavin Newsom approves a boost to the state's Film and Television Tax Credit Program, now totaling $750 million, potentially generating $1.1 billion in economic output and 6,700 jobs.

A man was trapped in a manhole in downtown LA, prompting a LAFD rescue operation including HazMat and USAR units, with traffic disruption and an unclear assault link.

CHP Officer Miguel Cano died after his patrol SUV hit a tree in Culver City, suspected due to a medical issue; drugs and a gun were found with a detainee in the car.

Ventura County deputies shot and killed a 23-year-old man during a mental health crisis in Thousand Oaks. The man reportedly fired a gun before being shot by at least one deputy.

Dana Point hit-and-run leaves man critical; Orange County Sheriff seeks public help to find light-colored sedan and urges witnesses to contact MAIT or Crime Stoppers.

Residents of Culver City rallied after the arrest of beloved local ice cream vendor Ambrocio "Enrique" Lozano by federal agents, criticizing the nature of the operation and showing support for his release.