A juvenile was stabbed in Simi Valley in a targeted attack after getting off a bus. The suspect fled and the victim was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Police continue to investigate.

Long Beach reports a cybersecurity breach within the former CodeRED system, potentially exposing user information. Crisis24, which acquired CodeRED, states its new platform is secure. Residents are advised to change reused passwords.

The LAFD extinguished a Westlake apartment fire suspected to be caused by a lithium-ion battery, swiftly containing the blaze with no injuries reported.

California allocates $1.1 billion for zero-emission transit and infrastructure projects, including new clean energy locomotives and storm-damaged road repairs.

A pedestrian died in Long Beach after being hit by a car in what police described as an intentional act following an argument. Suspect Isai Solis was arrested and charged with murder.

A woman in her 40s was fatally struck by an Amtrak train near Sun Valley; LAFD responded and found her deceased. No other injuries reported; LAPD is investigating.

Two suspects were arrested in connection to a Moreno Valley fatal shooting; one charged with murder, the other as an accessory. The Riverside County Sheriff's Office seeks public assistance in the investigation.

Twenty-four Los Angeles County employees are accused of unemployment fraud, totaling over $740,000, with eleven recently charged with felony grand theft.

California Governor Gavin Newsom lobbied Congress for wildfire recovery funds on Capitol Hill, but faced delays due to the Trump administration's inaction.

Long Beach launches the Vacancy to Vibrancy Program to turn empty storefronts into art, aiming to improve aesthetics, deter vandalism, and attract businesses.

Los Angeles sheriff's deputies shot an armed suspect holding a baby outside a Paramount home; the child was unharmed, and the suspect was hospitalized.

Pedro Rueda was arrested in Thousand Palms for burglary, drug, and firearm possession by Palm Desert Sheriff's deputies. The investigation is ongoing.

The Manhattan Beach PD released a crime summary noting increased auto thefts and break-ins, with the department being proactive in offering crime prevention tips to the community.