An LAPD K9 unit injured a teenager following a chase; the teen was hospitalized with a wound and cited for resisting arrest. The incident is under investigation.

A motorcyclist died in a high-speed crash in Culver City early Saturday; no other vehicles were involved. Authorities are investigating and seeking information.

A pedestrian was killed by a Metro A Line train in Los Angeles; identity undisclosed. Metro stressed rail safety, and shuttle buses were provided for affected passengers.

Three arrested for allegedly robbing victims of a car crash in Burbank, California; caught through surveillance footage and found with stolen property.

Pest control companies Clark Pest Control, Orkin Services, and Crane Pest Control are set to pay $3.15 million after a California statewide probe into their hazardous waste disposal practices.

Juan Montes is charged with a 36-count indictment for a series of burglaries targeting North Hollywood restaurants, as reported by the LA County DA's Office.

A California man was convicted of molesting two kids and planning to molest another, facing a potential sentence of 75 years to life plus 18 years and 8 months.

L.A. County Board approves educational improvements for detained youth, focusing on access to post-secondary options and aiming to reduce recidivism and improve future prospects.

Two people were rescued by firefighters after a box truck crashed into a building in Los Angeles; their condition is unknown. Building safety is being evaluated.

A 13-year-old boy died in a hit-and-run while waiting at a crosswalk in Dana Point. The alleged driver, facing DUI and hit-and-run charges, was arrested.

PPHD warns against kratom and 7-OH use after LA County overdose deaths, advises complete avoidance due to the dangerous and addictive nature of these unregulated substances.

Mayor Karen Bass launched the "LA is Open" campaign to revitalize LA's economy and tourism, encouraging engagement with local businesses and cultural scenes.

Streets in Long Beach, California, flooded after a mid-November storm, leading residents to kayak on the water-filled roads. Emergency services distributed sandbags and pumped water as the city faced storm drain pump failures.