Four men were arrested in connection with a September 7 stabbing in Moorpark following a detailed investigation, with various charges filed against them.

Marqueece Harris-Dawson became the LA City Council President, taking over from term-limited Paul Krekorian, to address homelessness and housing. Mayor Bass supports his leadership.

Ramiro Favela Benitez was arrested in Coachella for allegedly attempting to sexually exploit a minor, following an investigation involving local law enforcement and an anti-human trafficking task force.

The LA County Department of Public Health warns of high bacterial levels at various beaches, advising against water activities where unsafe conditions are found. Some areas have been cleared.

LAPD chased a suspect in a stolen car through LA, ending in Cerritos with the driver's arrest. The pursuit involved high speeds and disregard for traffic laws.

Robert Puffer, 61, was arrested for robbery and assault in Big Bear Lake; the victim was hospitalized. Bail is set at $50k, with a court date on September 23.

A pedestrian was fatally hit by a vehicle on Foothill Boulevard in Rancho Cucamonga; the driver and victim were identified and the incident is under investigation.

Los Angeles attorney Evie Jeang faces charges for embezzling $4.8 million from a client's trust account, including grand theft and perjury, and may receive up to eight years in prison.

Governor Newsom signs a bipartisan housing package to address California's housing and homelessness crises, including plans for streamlined housing production and enforcement penalties for non-compliant cities.

A driver was killed after their car crashed into a river channel off the 10 Freeway in El Monte late Wednesday night. The driver was ejected and pronounced dead at the scene, and the cause of the crash remains under investigation.

A man was arrested in Riverside County for child sexual exploitation charges after a tip-off from New Zealand, with Homeland Security and local agencies collaborating on the case.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department bans deputies from joining law enforcement gangs and hate groups, aiming to rebuild trust and eliminate systemic issues within the department.

A 12-year-old boy was arrested for making threats at a Jurupa Valley middle school; no weapons were found at his home. The Riverside Sheriff's Office is investigating.