LAFD contained the Sepulveda Fire near I-405, with no structural damage or injuries reported. Evacuation warnings were lifted, and roads reopened. The fire's cause is under investigation.

LA County Supervisors seek an independent review of the emergency notification systems used during recent wildfires to improve future response and safety measures.

Governor Newsom visits individuals affected by the Los Angeles firestorm, including JPL workers and business owners, to discuss recovery efforts and support.

The LAFD responded to and extinguished a small warming fire at a commercial building in Downtown Los Angeles; no injuries or significant damage were reported.

Man charged with assaulting a pregnant woman in San Bernardino County was released on bail; deputies report he struck, choked, and threatened her with a knife.

A high-speed chase ensued in Fontana after deputies responded to a burglar alarm, leading to the arrest of Ray Belloso and Hugo Dorantes, who were found with burglary tools.

Mayor Karen Bass issued an Emergency Executive Order to protect LA from post-wildfire risks, focusing on runoff and stormwater management before expected rain.

The LAFD reports the Palisades Fire is 63% contained, with 6,380 structures lost. A curfew is in effect, and evacuation areas require ID for reentry. A support center aids affected residents.

The Long Beach Police Department dealt with a shooting on Santa Fe Avenue and a firearm possession incident on E 7th Street. A male was critically wounded in the shooting; the suspect fled. An armed prohibited possessor was arrested earlier.

Kevin J. Gregory pleaded guilty to making fraudulent COVID-19 tax credit claims for a non-existent business, seeking over $65 million and obtaining $2.7 million for personal use.

A norovirus outbreak at the Pasadena Convention Center evacuation shelter, with 3 confirmed cases and 28 with symptoms, prompts health measures to contain it.

Morning fog followed by clearing is expected in Los Angeles, with mild and stable weather predicted throughout the week, including sunny Martin Luther King Day.

Santa Monica Police seek Fabian Mendez for a fatal shooting on January 15; he's considered armed and dangerous. Police urge the public to provide information but avoid direct contact.