A magnitude 5.2 earthquake hit San Diego County, leading the LAFD to check for damages in Los Angeles. No major injuries or structural damage reported. Residents are reminded to prepare for aftershocks and review emergency plans.

The H.O.P.E. Team conducted "Operation Shelter Me" to aid the homeless in San Bernardino County by offering housing, medical, and mental health services.

Suspected arson caused a fire in a Koreatown apartment, injuring one woman; LAFD extinguished it in 31 minutes.

A fire consumed an Irvine commercial building; the OCFA battled it for three hours. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation. Traffic was disrupted but later restored.

A 50-foot, 60,000-pound gray whale carcass washed ashore in Huntington Beach, drawing attention and prompting a necropsy to determine the cause of death.

Multiple shootings occurred in Long Beach with two men injured, while police investigations are underway and an arrest was made for illegal firearms possession.

A 7-year-old girl was found dead in a Van Nuys apartment; her mother, seen with injuries, was detained by police on suspicion of involvement. Details are under investigation.

LA Fire Department quelled an outside fire near a commercial building in Downtown LA, involving debris from a homeless encampment, without injuries or damage to the building.

Ex-accountant of Girardi Keese law firm, Christopher Kamon, received a 121-month prison sentence and must pay $8.9M in restitution for his part in a fraud scheme.

Erewhon Market in Santa Monica temporarily closed its tonic bar due to a cockroach infestation, which was a major health violation. After corrective actions and re-inspection, the bar reopened.

Los Angeles malls have experienced jewelry thefts, with a violent robbery at Westfield Fashion Square, where suspects in hoodies fled in a silver car after pepper-spraying a 60-year-old man.

A juvenile died following an e-bike accident in Chino Hills, highlighting the importance of helmet use and eliciting an investigation into the incident.

Individuals claiming to be federal agents were denied entry to two South LA schools due to a lack of proper warrants, raising concerns about their motives and prompting LAUSD to reassert its sanctuary policies.