Police say a 1561 team arrested a juvenile at a West Side transit stop after officers recovered a Remington 9mm handgun with a laser attached.

Homicide detectives were on Edgewood Avenue West near I‑95 in Lake Forest Sunday night; officials expected a briefing and are asking witnesses to come forward.

One person was hospitalized and five others were injured in a downtown Los Angeles stabbing Sunday, per firefighters. Authorities have released few details as the investigation continues.

Three people, including two children, were rescued from a Modesto duplex after an early-morning garage fire; three were hospitalized in critical condition. Investigation is ongoing.

One person died and another was treated for hypothermia after a kayak capsized near Mendoza Beach in Tomales Bay.

Former Success Real Estate owner Stephen Webster is due to change his plea April 1 after being indicted on charges alleging he diverted more than $11 million. Former agents say they were left with unpaid or bounced commission checks.

A Homestead man with an active warrant barricaded himself in a Keys Cove apartment Sunday. Miami‑Dade's Special Response Team later arrested him and he was booked into TGK.

An early-morning crash on Highway 78 near Hugh Howell Road left one person dead and shut the highway for hours. DeKalb County police are investigating.

A CHP pursuit of a reported stolen BMW reached about 130 mph from Montclair on the I-10 into Alhambra, where the driver was arrested after the car stopped in a neighborhood.

North and South Carolina attorneys general joined Charlotte police at a March 23 briefing to press WeChat and other platforms over alleged fentanyl money-laundering. Officials said the effort builds on a 2025 demand letter and a 30-day timeline for answers.

Police searched Sunday night for a gunman after a person was shot at Highland Park Apartments in southeast Oklahoma City; the victim was taken to a hospital and few details were released.

Pretrial fights, a Georgia Supreme Court ruling and late‑2025 appeals have kept the Alexis Crawford murder case from going to trial more than six years after her death.

A federal appeals panel revived a Central Prison inmate’s lawsuit over a 2020 beating that left him with severe facial injuries and required reconstructive surgery.