Los Angeles County has renewed a $20,000 reward as detectives seek tips in the unsolved June shooting that killed 17-year-old Chyler Paton outside a Torrance pool party.

Los Angeles County approved a $20,000 reward to help find the gunman who killed 36-year-old Marc Sweet at a Pico Rivera gas station. Detectives say the suspect is still at large and are urging tips and footage from the night of Aug. 21, 2025.

Marina High was briefly placed on shelter-in-place after a caller reported a threat; officers swept the campus and said there was no immediate danger.

Authorities will detail arrests tied to 'Operation Reclaim and Rebuild' at a 10 a.m. downtown briefing; prosecutors are promising tougher charges and survivor services.

LAPD posted dash‑cam and body‑cam footage of a downtown traffic stop that ended in a shooting at Eighth and Gladys; the object the passenger raised was later found to be a replica lighter.

A backhouse behind a home on 67th Way near Long Beach Boulevard erupted early Tuesday; video shows sparks and loud pops. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.

A 28-year-old suspect is in custody after a minivan was fired upon on Ashtabula Street; detectives identify the victim as Jose Garcia and say a firearm was recovered.

A man was found shot to death Monday evening in Paramount. Deputies detained two people and LASD Homicide detectives are investigating.

LAPD arrested a 33-year-old man after a 23-year-old reported being raped during a San Fernando Valley medical appointment; detectives say there may be other victims.

A late-night Huntington Beach pursuit ended when a driver ran into the Pacific and was taken into custody after spike strips and a PIT maneuver disabled a reported stolen vehicle.

Holy Innocents School in Long Beach was found ransacked overnight; statues of the Virgin Mary were smashed and a tabernacle was ripped from the chapel. School leaders and parents are stunned as police investigate.

A California appeals court tossed James Heaps’ 2023 conviction and ordered a retrial after finding juror‑related errors that kept his lawyers from addressing a concern about a juror’s English. The decision revives legal and emotional fallout for victims and for UCLA.

A Michigan man was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison in Arizona after jurors convicted him of setting Swift Transportation trailers ablaze; he had earlier received federal time in California.