LAPD is probing an incident where a pedestrian stop by the Newton Gang Enforcement Detail led to Steve Lynch's injury and discovery of a firearm on him.

Two separate shootings occurred in Long Beach; one resulted in an injury and an uncooperative victim, the other led to an arrest with no injuries. Police are investigating both incidents.

The LBPD is asking for the public's help in identifying a person of interest from a 2025 shooting murder, by sharing video stills and a detailed suspect description.

A suspected DUI driver caused a fatal wrong-way crash on the 215 Freeway in Riverside, resulting in the death of one and major injuries to the suspect.

A Long Beach man was charged with multiple felonies for allegedly trafficking a minor in Anaheim after being caught by the Orange County Human Trafficking Task Force.

LAFD responded to a fire in a shipping container at San Pedro, with no injuries and contained hazards through collaboration between fire, port, and police departments.

LAFD extinguished a fire in a Westchester office building within 19 minutes; one individual was evaluated for smoke inhalation. Firefighters checked for fire extensions and residual smoke.

Law enforcement arrested four Morales family members for firearms charges in Moorpark after an operation triggered by a negligent firearm discharge and illegal gun transfer.

LA County Supervisor Barger offers a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those who vandalized a Pasadena Jewish temple.

LAPD seeks help finding a hit-and-run driver who injured a woman by crashing into a food truck on Pico Boulevard; a Reward Program may provide $25,000 for tips leading to the suspect.

Maryland man sentenced to over 5 years for leading a scheme that involved stealing doctors' identities to obtain drugs.

Southern California gang leader Luis Ramirez was sentenced to nine years for ordering a kidnapping from prison, to be served consecutively with a life sentence for attempted murder.

Aaron Jabezz Holmes was sentenced to 54 years to life for a violent crime spree in Oxnard, including murder. He may be eligible for parole at 44 due to a court's decision.