A longtime Chevron clerk on Atlantic Boulevard was seriously injured after an alleged shoplifter pushed him to the ground; surveillance video is circulating as investigators seek tips.

Three men used sledgehammers to smash display cases inside Macy's at Westfield Fashion Square, briefly forcing shoppers to shelter in place, according to CBS Los Angeles.

Inglewood police say they've identified a suspect in the theft of a SoFi Stadium cart that carried two trained hawks; one bird was recovered and one remains missing.

Five people were arrested after police say vandals caused more than $100,000 in damage at an L.A. Fitness in Santa Fe Springs. Authorities recovered spray paint, masks and other gear.

The Justice Department sued S & K Towing, alleging the San Clemente company auctioned nearly 150 servicemembers' vehicles, many linked to Camp Pendleton.

A Los Angeles County deputy was arrested after Stanislaus detectives say he exchanged sexually explicit messages with a runaway minor. He faces three felony counts and is being held on $300,000 bail.

A man was shot and hospitalized after a late-night argument near 81st Street and Stanford Avenue in South Los Angeles. Police say the shooter fled and no suspect information has been released.

A Los Angeles man who admitted punching a federal officer at the June Paramount protest is set to be sentenced Wednesday after video of his arrest drew criticism.

A motorcyclist was killed early Wednesday in South Los Angeles after a crash on Florence Avenue. Emergency crews pronounced the rider dead and detectives are investigating.

A 23‑year‑old Long Beach man was arrested after police say he fired a shot toward someone near Carroll Park; no one was hurt and the suspect faces multiple charges.

A judge found enough evidence to send Fernando Ramirez to trial after the July crash outside the Vermont Hollywood that injured more than 30 people. Victims testified at a two‑day hearing about lasting injuries.

A Downtown Los Angeles artist collective called Sigil Kult was evicted after viral videos showed a subsidized Alexandria Hotel apartment trashed and staged online.

An oversight review reportedly found LAPD officers deviated from policy when they shot author Jillian Lauren during an April Eagle Rock standoff. The referral could trigger departmental discipline as her criminal case heads into diversion.