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.

Michael Gennaco is appointed by LA District Attorney Hochman as Special Prosecutor to investigate police misconduct cases, aiming to enhance transparency and public trust.

Los Angeles police chased a group of approximately 20 motorcyclists, initially for traffic violations. The pursuit covered various freeways and streets, with the riders performing stunts and evading arrest. No immediate arrests were made.

A new Joint Regional Fire Crimes Task Force has been formed to fight crime related to the Los Angeles wildfires, focusing on prosecution and justice for victims.

The LA District Attorney's office has set up a hotline for residents to report price gouging after recent fires, with potential fines or jail for violators.

A gas leak in Sunland prompted evacuations; LAFD and So Cal Gas responded. No immediate fire or illness reported, and residents were allowed back after the leak was secured.

A wall collapsed in Mount Washington, LA, leading to a rescue operation for a trapped person by LAFD and USAR teams. One victim was rescued and hospitalized.

Three suspects were arrested for a commercial burglary in Camarillo; evidence was found after an unrelated traffic stop. They were charged, posted bail, and local businesses were advised on crime prevention.

A man was arrested for stealing a generator during a power outage in San Bernardino, with detectives linking him to the crime and discovering his prior felonies. He's now held without bail for new charges.

The San Bernardino County Fire Department extinguished a major fire in a commercial building that spread to adjacent businesses, with no reported injuries.

Los Angeles and Orange County DAs propose legislation to make looting during local emergencies a felony and increase penalties, closing legal loopholes to deter criminals exploiting disasters.