Santa Monica faced disruptions during Juneteenth and Pride events, with a shooting, hit-and-runs, and vandalism. Police are investigating and urge public assistance.

Andrew Green was arrested in Hemet for felony warrants, fentanyl sales, and weapons violations, with firearms and additional drugs found at his residence.

A fire involving a truck in LA's Adams-Normandie was extinguished by firefighters before spreading to a house; a man with burns was hospitalized. The cause is unknown.

A 4-year-old in Rancho Cucamonga accidentally shot himself with an unsecured gun; he survived and the incident has prompted reminders on firearm safety.

Six people were injured in a late-night shooting in Moreno Valley, with no arrests made. The incident occurred during a social gathering, and the victims, all young males, are in critical condition. An investigation is underway.

A shooting at Sibrie Park in Compton left four wounded on a Saturday evening; two victims were hospitalized while two others self-transported for care. No suspects were identified by the authorities.

A missing 2-year-old was found safe beneath their home by South Gate Police within 30 minutes, prompting a reminder to secure crawl spaces and protect against hazards.

Hit-and-run causes fire hydrant to flood church in Westlake, with no injuries but potential structural damage to the building. LAFD responds and assesses the situation.

LAFD responded to and contained an outside rubbish fire at a vacant tire shop in North Hollywood, preventing damage to adjacent buildings. No injuries were reported.

A Los Angeles judge reduced Tommy Lee Wickerd's prison sentence from 57 to 25 years for a 2002 fatal shooting, citing his exceptional behavior and rehabilitation efforts.

An Oxnard man, Eric Madrid, was arrested for domestic violence, firearm offenses, and possessing guns as a prohibited person; local police found two loaded firearms following a threat he made to an ex-girlfriend.

Irvine police arrested dog trainer Tony Sit and Tingfeng Liu for animal cruelty after at least 10 dogs died under Sit's care and evidence was destroyed.

Nineteen Mexican Mafia members are charged with planning to kill Los Angeles rapper Swifty Blue, involving prisons and social media tracking. One suspect, Joshua Euan, remains at large.