LA vs Hate and Supervisor Lindsey Horvath launched United Against Hate Week in LA, featuring a peace-themed mural and efforts to support marginalized groups amidst rising hate crimes.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and Rep. Robert Garcia call for a congressional probe into immigration raids that allegedly detained U.S. citizens and immigrants unlawfully.

Crescenta Valley Sheriff's Station hosts a free Trunk-or-Treat & Movie Night on Oct 24, with games, trick-or-treating, and an outdoor movie for families.

Burglars tunneled into an Arcadia jewelry store, disabling security systems and causing estimated losses of $500K. Owners Zhao and Pi Pi vow to continue despite the setback. Police are investigating; no suspect images are available.

LAPD is seeking the driver of a silver Honda Civic involved in a fatal hit-and-run in Arleta, where a 57-year-old man was killed at Arleta Ave and Wentworth St. A $50,000 reward is offered for information.

Los Angeles firefighters swiftly contained a fire at a Hollywood residence, protecting nearby buildings without any reported injuries. The cause is under investigation.

After a traffic stop in Chino Hills, three were arrested on drug charges; meth was found on two occupants and at a related residence. The children were with their grandmother, who had warrants.

California plans to invest nearly $5 billion in local transportation projects, prioritizing road and bridge upgrades, pedestrian infrastructure, and eco-friendly transportation options.

California Governor Newsom initiated construction on a new emergency operations center in Southern California, enhancing the state's disaster response capabilities.

The Port of Los Angeles reported a 7.5% decrease in cargo volume in September but still experienced one of its strongest quarters with 2.9 million TEUs moved. Executive Director Gene Seroka attributes the fluctuations to trade policy changes.

California faces weather threats and federal cutbacks impact the state's flood readiness and water management, prompting response measures and public safety advisories.

LA City Attorney files a lawsuit against mall owner Eric Ghayam for allowing gang violence at his South Los Angeles property, affecting community safety.

Two Santa Monica homeless housing projects on Ocean Avenue paused after community pushback on transparency and neighborhood impact. Local officials call for more engagement and reassessment of plans.