A multi-vehicle crash involving an off-duty Santa Monica motorcycle officer led to the shutdown of the northbound 405 Freeway, causing major traffic delays. The officer sustained minor injuries.

Former Orange County deputy Arcadio Rodriguez pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting two female inmates and was sentenced to time served plus probation.

Authorities investigated a series of mail thefts in Lake Hills, leading to the arrest of Jessica Osburn and seeking information on Larin Romo, a person of interest.

A fire next to the 170 Freeway in North Hollywood was quickly extinguished by LAFD, causing temporary traffic delays but no injuries or structural threats.

A Los Angeles man has been indicted for a break-in and vicious attack on a small dog, facing potential prison time if convicted of burglary, animal cruelty, and vandalism.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in California reports progress in Operation Guardian Angel, targeting criminal undocumented immigrants, with 171 warrants and 78 arrests since May 2025.

A fire in a Koreatown residential building was extinguished by LAFD in 18 minutes, with no injuries reported. Firefighters contained the blaze and conducted overhaul and water removal operations.

LAFD extinguished a fire at a Baldwin Hills/Crenshaw home, preventing spread to other structures. One firefighter suffered a minor injury; four residents were displaced, and a dog rescued. Cause under investigation.

A crash on the 10 Freeway in downtown Los Angeles, involving a Tesla SUV and a Caltrans vehicle, disrupted morning traffic but was cleared ahead of schedule.

Detectives seek public help to identify a person of interest in the homicide of Lanai Ariyana Dees in South Los Angeles.

Six men were arrested for a series of smash-and-grab robberies targeting Southern California jewelry stores, with over $87,000 in merchandise stolen. The Riverside County Sheriff's Office coordinated the arrests.

A natural gas leak at a Baldwin Hills/Crenshaw construction site prompted evacuations; no injuries were reported as LAFD and SoCal Gas contained the situation.

A Ventura man was sentenced to over five years in prison for felony vandalism and hate crimes after tagging properties with swastikas and other terrorizing symbols.