A Los Angeles deputy says he was reassigned after reporting a supervisor texted a photo of the sheriff on a toilet; county attorneys want punitive damages barred.

Two men were arrested after police traced a cache of stolen watches, jewelry, a firearm and other goods to a March home burglary in Manhattan Beach.

A 21-year-old woman was taken into custody after a reported stabbing on USC’s fraternity row Friday morning. LAPD and campus public-safety officers responded while a helicopter monitored the scene.

LAFD says crews responded Friday to a structure fire at 1255 N Orange Dr in Hollywood; officials have not yet reported injuries or a cause. The department posted a map and incident details.

Volunteers in South L.A. say multiple cats were shot in alleyways; one died and another, Albert, has a pellet lodged near his spine. PETA has offered a $5,000 reward for information.

A 52-year-old man was struck and killed on North Vermont Avenue in East Hollywood. LAPD West Traffic detectives are investigating and seeking witnesses.

Nearly a dozen Boyle Heights Arts Conservatory students were briefly detained by LAPD hours before their graduation; two were taken to a station and later released.

A New York judge ordered Michael Ovitz to testify in Julia Ormond's suit accusing Harvey Weinstein and blocked CAA's bid to access her mental‑health records.

LAFD crews extinguished a small blaze at a North Hollywood auto‑repair shop Saturday morning. No injuries were reported and the fire was confined to a boat.

Long Beach police say coordinated enforcement broke up multiple illegal street takeovers last weekend, resulting in one arrest, 11 citations and three towed vehicles.

A structure fire at 642 N Plymouth Blvd in Larchmont drew engines from LAFD Station 52; crews remained on scene and details remain limited.

Video shows a blue BMW chasing and menacing cyclists in Newport Beach; police say they arrested a Corona man and seized the car as evidence. One rider was hospitalized.

Federal and local agents say they seized more than 900,000 potentially lethal fentanyl doses and roughly 500,000 counterfeit pills in a Los Angeles sweep. Officials called the haul a "lifesaving intervention."