The Manhattan Beach Police reported 804 calls for service, 23 arrests, and 23 traffic collisions in one week. There were 54 crime reports, including thefts and burglaries. The MBPD gave safety tips and highlighted proactive crime prevention efforts.

Los Angeles announces the Dodgers' World Series victory parade for November 1, 2024, with details on the route, recommendations for safety, and a call for peaceful celebrations from city officials.

Clifton William Bedore attacked his brother with gym equipment over a cell phone argument and barricaded himself, leading to a 4-hour standoff. He surrender without further incidents.

Rancho Santa Margarita Mayor Carol Gamble admitted to falsifying election paperwork, facing a misdemeanor charge, community service, and probation, risking a special election if elected.

The Ninth Circuit court ruled that Huntington Beach must comply with California's housing laws, rejecting the city's claim that the statutes are unconstitutional.

Luis Garcia of Bloomington was arrested for allegedly raping an unconscious victim met online. Evidence suggests he may have more victims, prompting a public appeal for information.

A pedestrian was critically injured in a San Jacinto hit-and-run on Sunday night, and police are seeking the public's help to find the dark SUV involved.

The Biden-Harris Administration is allocating over $1 billion to improve California's ports towards zero-emission operations and create jobs while reducing pollution statewide.

An 18-year-old named Isaac Gonzalez was fatally shot in Coachella; a 16-year-old has been arrested for murder, robbery, and conspiracy. The investigation is ongoing, with authorities seeking information.

A Westwood traffic collision left two people trapped and five injured. The incident occurred on S Veteran Ave, with LAFD responders freeing the trapped and transporting all to hospitals. Details on the collision's cause are pending investigation.

Seven inmates from LA's Men's Central Jail were hospitalized after exposure to an unknown substance, with one critical and six serious; LAFD responded to the incident, but the cause remains unidentified.

A sting called "Operation Smash & Grab" by San Bernardino County authorities led to felony and misdemeanor arrests, recovering $7,075.68 in stolen goods.

A vacant courthouse in Cypress Park caught fire, prompting LAFD to fight defensively. No injuries were reported as they controlled and extinguished the blaze, shifting from exterior to interior operations. An investigation into the cause is underway.