The article discusses the foggy mornings and warm afternoons in Los Angeles, with a weather pattern of fog lifting before midday and temperatures in the mid-80s, set to continue through the week.

A gas-related explosion destroyed a back house in Long Beach, injuring one man and damaging surrounding structures. Firefighters are investigating the cause.

The iconic Bob's Big Boy statue in Downey received a Halloween makeover as Frankenstein after being damaged by debris from a car hitting a fire hydrant.

Two shootings in Long Beach resulted in one no-hit event and one gunshot injury, with suspects at large; meanwhile, LBPD made an arrest after recovering a firearm post hit and run.

TACTUN won Glendale Tech Week's Demo Day pitch competition during the city's tech event, which featured panels, discussions, and a commendation for Evite's CEO.

Mayor Karen Bass, EPA's Michael S. Regan, and Councilmember McOsker discussed solutions to environmental injustice in Watts, focusing on pollution and the need for clean resources.

A Santa Monica officer was stabbed outside the police HQ and is hospitalized; the attacker was fatally shot by the officer. An internal investigation is underway.

A female hiker was rescued by the LAFD near the Hollywood sign after suffering an injury. She was hoisted out by helicopter and taken to the hospital in fair condition.

Garth Brooks denies allegations of rape and sexual assault made by a former hairstylist and makeup artist, explaining he's the target of an extortion attempt. Her legal team is confident in holding Brooks accountable.

The Menendez brothers’ murder case is under review due to potential new evidence supporting their self-defense claim, with a hearing set for November.

An outbreak of Equine Infectious Anemia at Los Alamitos Race Course resulted in seven horses being euthanized.

Pasadena authorities guide residents on coexisting with local coyote populations, briefing on hazing techniques to maintain the animals' natural fear of humans and ensure peaceful cohabitation.

LAPD officers shot at a man believed to be armed; the suspect was unhurt but hospitalized. The gun turned out to be a replica. The incident caused Hollywood street closures and raised issues about police decision-making.