A fire in a Granada Hills home was quickly extinguished by LA firefighters; initial reports indicate a Christmas tree as the possible origin. No injuries were reported.

Los Angeles residents will enjoy a sunny and comfortable day with a high of 60 degrees, shifting winds, and cooler temperatures at night. The weekend promises typical sunny weather with a slight chance of rain on Tuesday.

San Gabriel Valley cities oppose EPA's plan to use Lario Park for hazardous debris processing from Eaton Fire, citing lack of notice and environmental risks.

Attorneys released footage possibly showing SCE equipment sparking the Eaton Fire, which killed 29 people; SCE denies equipment faults and a court ordered evidence preservation.

Governor Gavin Newsom announces "LA Rises," a initiative with private-sector leaders to expedite LA's recovery after a disaster, backed by up to $100M from Mark Walter and the Dodgers Foundation.

The LA DEA has joined federal immigration enforcement, aligning with Trump's policies, despite LA's sanctuary city status. Details of operations remain undisclosed.

LAFD conducted a search operation for a utility truck found in the Pacoima wash without locating any individuals associated with the vehicle. The circumstances remain unknown.

Los Angeles is set for a week of rain and possible thunderstorms, with high chances of precipitation and varying temperatures according to the National Weather Service.

Rhonda Ramos, 59, was arrested for allegedly setting a brush fire in Rancho Cucamonga, following witness reports and quick fire containment by local firefighters.

A former correctional officer, Cecilia Pulido, was arrested for sexual misconduct with a juvenile inmate, with the Riverside Sheriff’s Office urging the public for more information.

Manhattan Beach Police responded to 648 calls, arresting 14 suspects and dealing with 26 traffic collisions and various crimes, including a carjacking and possession of a firearm during a routine traffic stop.

Los Angeles County Public Health issued warnings to avoid ocean waters at specific beaches due to hazardous ash from recent fires. Certain areas have been cleared as safe.

Los Metro Board offers free rides to wildfire victims, extending the LIFE reduced fare program, for six months minimum, to assist in the recovery process.