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LAFD extinguished a fire in a Valley Village apartment within 20 minutes on Christmas, with no injuries reported and no immediate cause or damage details.
A thief in Camarillo, CA, was arrested after stealing cameras from a seminary when the devices connected to the internet, leading detectives to his location.
California's AG Bonta warns against price gouging after emergency declarations due to storms, emphasizing legal protections and penalties for violations.
A man was fatally shot on a Metro bus in Exposition Park, Los Angeles, on Christmas Eve. The LAPD is investigating, and the suspect remains at large. Authorities seek public assistance for information.
Walter Corea Sanchez is charged with multiple felonies, including discharging a firearm and assaulting an officer, after an altercation at a police department.
A gymnastics coach in Orange County was arrested on multiple charges, including sodomy of a minor, after a victim reported him. Authorities are seeking other potential victims.
A man, along with his dog and a cat, were rescued from an island in the river at Sunland by LAFD after being stranded in an RV. An aerial operation was performed safely; all were unharmed.
LAFD responds to a smoke scare at a Downtown LA apartment, swiftly averting a fire incident. No actual fire found.
The Manhattan Beach Police Department reports a low crime rate for the week, with theft as the main issue and 17 arrests. No major crimes like auto theft or vandalism were noted.
The LAFD successfully performed a technical rescue of an individual trapped in a drainage tunnel near Corbin St bridge in Winnetka, with no injuries reported.
Two FedEx trucks collided on the 5 Freeway in Pacoima amidst heavy rain, with no reported injuries but causing significant traffic disruptions and a full freeway closure.
Van Nuys resident Jose Trinidad Bueno Garcia pleads guilty to fentanyl and meth distribution in Ventura County, facing a 15-year sentence due to Prop 36 enhancements.
A fire ravaged a San Pedro building, prompting over 100 firefighters to contain it after two hours. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.
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