The LA County Medical Examiner ruled a pedestrian's death by Long Beach Transit bus as suicide. The woman was hit outside a crosswalk; the investigation by LBPD continues.

A recall of Raw Farm's raw milk products is in effect in California due to bird flu contamination risks. Public health officials are on high alert, though no human infections are confirmed.

Los Angeles firefighters extinguished a 2.5-acre grass fire in the Sepulveda Basin within a few hours, with no injuries or damage to buildings reported.

LAPD is searching for a man who stabbed a teenager in Northridge. The suspect, a homeless man, attacked the teen after demanding property at a church playground. The victim received treatment and was released from the hospital.

Long Beach announces the 37th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. parade and festival for Jan. 18, 2025, with celebrations including a parade, live entertainment, and activities at the local park.

Nathan Hochman is inaugurated as Los Angeles County District Attorney, promising a centrist approach to crime that diverges from predecessor George Gascón's progressive policies.

Long Beach Health Department receives a grant to improve bicycle and pedestrian safety through education and infrastructure programs. Mayor Richardson emphasizes street safety as a priority.

Three men have been charged for allegedly stealing 1,278 pairs of Nike Air Jordan 11 Retro shoes from a train in the Mojave Desert. The stolen goods, valued at over $311,000, were recovered in Anaheim.

A suspect vandalized The Corner Grille in Woodland Hills, using a rock and pickaxe to attempt entry, and escaped with $10 as seen on camera; police are investigating.

A fire in El Monte displaced 17 people after destroying three townhomes, with firefighters extinguishing the blaze in about 30 minutes with no injuries reported.

A man and two dogs died in a La Habra house fire; a third pet was critically injured. The blaze, which occurred on North Farrington Avenue, was extinguished in 30 minutes. The fire's cause is under investigation.

A Big Bear Lake woman was arrested for allegedly having meth in her boot, with intent to sell, after a traffic stop by the San Bernardino County Sheriff's deputies.

Enrique Munoz was arrested by Oxnard police for possessing a firearm despite being a prohibited possessor, following complaints about illegal homeless encampments.