A Sunland woman with a disability was triaged after reporting she was held at knifepoint by her husband; LAPD arrested a suspect after breaching the home.

Crews rushed to 928 S. Broadway in Downtown LA Thursday after LAFD reported light smoke from a fourth‑floor unit; officials were on scene.

Neighbors filled a Pico‑Union meeting to press officials after street‑level sex work spilled from Koreatown into nearby blocks. City and prosecutors point to a Western Avenue initiative and say a coordinated response is underway.

A Real‑Time Crime Center tip led Irvine officers to a car carrying about $9,000 in allegedly stolen CVS cosmetics and three arrests.

LAFD units aided Culver City firefighters at the Target inside Westfield Culver City after an “outside city” structure fire was reported Thursday night.

A gas line strike near the La Tijera post office in Hyde Park prompted a HazMat response and left about 20 people reported ill, officials say. Crews remain on scene.

At a Hollywood forum, DA Nathan Hochman and local leaders pitched drones, camera access and a Metro police push to curb theft and boost business security.

A multi‑agency sweep in Los Angeles recovered heavy equipment, vehicles, guns and cash tied to an alleged cargo‑theft ring; five people were booked.

An armed suspect stole roughly $5,500 from a Wingstop at Vernon and Long Beach Boulevard late Thursday; LAPD searched the area and the robber remained at large Friday.

A countywide outage knocked LASD 911 and station phone lines offline Thursday; calls are being rerouted and officials urge residents to text 911 with location details.

A two-alarm blaze ripped through a Montebello strip mall Thursday night, billowing smoke over Whittier Boulevard and prompting mutual-aid crews.

A Woodland Hills film accountant is expected to plead guilty after prosecutors say he siphoned nearly $2M from indie productions and spent it on luxury goods, Vegas trips and payments to women.

Tijuana agents arrested two homicide suspects and a man wanted for robbery after U.S. agencies shared intelligence. Authorities say the detainees will be processed by Mexican prosecutors and sent back to face charges.