Los Angeles firefighters tackled a fire at a North Hills homeless encampment, suspected to involve fireworks, with no injuries or structural threats reported.

A hiker was airlifted with an injury from Runyon Canyon by the LAFD and taken to a hospital for treatment. Incident number 0824 occurred on August 3rd.

A car crashed into an apartment in Arlington Heights, resulting in one person hospitalized. LAFD responded and the situation is stable; cause under investigation.

Two individuals were arrested by Oxnard Police for firearm possession at a motel. A loaded handgun was found; they face firearm charges. Police seek community assistance.

Simi Valley Police investigate a late-night assault involving juveniles outside Regal Cinemas; non-life-threatening injuries reported. Social media suggests hate crime; police seek additional information and footage.

A brush fire in LA's Sepulveda Basin was contained at 1.5 acres with no injuries or structural damage reported, thanks to the swift action by LAFD and assisting teams.

Chargers linebacker Denzel Perryman was arrested for multiple weapons violations in Inglewood, with five firearms, including two assault-style rifles, found in his vehicle.

The LAPD seeks additional victims of Ameen Zarinkhil, arrested for child exploitation, urging the public to report any encounters with the traveling nurse.

A West Covina man, William Berni, was arrested for multiple tire slashing incidents. He was identified through community tips and surveillance, and is charged with felony vandalism.

The LAPD bomb squad cleared a military ordnance at USC, initially thought to be a grenade, which was found to be inert. The device led to a temporary lockdown, but no threat was found.

Destiny Coles was arrested for involvement in a series of mail thefts in Lytle Creek, with over 100 stolen items and a cloned postal key found in her car.

Federal charges were dropped against Alejandro Orellana, accused of distributing face shields at an anti-ICE protest, with the possibility of refiling.

Long Beach's Public Works Director, Eric Lopez, is leaving for a new role at Pacifica Services Inc. after spearheading transformative projects for the city.