The arraignment for Mario Garcia-Aquino, charged with the murder of 13-year-old Oscar Hernandez and unrelated sexual assaults, has been postponed to June 18 amid case backlogs.

A student fired a gun from a backpack at Westside Global Awareness Magnet School, leading to a lockdown with no injuries. After a campus sweep, the lockdown was lifted. Parents later called for increased security measures.

A Navy vet was arrested in Chino for allegedly having bomb-making materials at a Motel 6. The suspect, Jorge Moreno, also had firearms and military training. His motives are unclear, and authorities are investigating.

Jonathan Gonzalez-Reyes of Orange County was convicted of sexually abusing a minor and creating child pornography; his co-defendant, Nanci Castillo, also awaits sentencing.

LAFD extinguished a fully involved fire at a Hollywood Craftsman home, with no injuries reported and the cause under investigation.

A golf cart accident in La Quinta results in the death of Jeffrey Sperbeck, 62. Riverside County Sheriff's Office is investigating the incident which occurred on April 26.

Fraser Michael Bohm is set to be tried for the deaths of four Pepperdine students following a high-speed crash in Malibu. He faces murder and manslaughter charges, with disputed claims of road rage involvement.

Anaheim Police are seeking two men who burglarized a home during Ramadan, stealing over $11,000 in cash and jewelry. They escaped in a minivan, and authorities have released security footage asking for public assistance.

LAX officers intercepted over 17 pounds of liquid methamphetamine hidden in dog shampoo bottles bound for Australia, estimated to be worth $1.8 million.

LAPD is working to return about 500 firearms to owners after the Palisades Fire, despite damage that makes identification difficult. Owners must provide proof and a description to claim their property.

The LAPD is offering a $50,000 reward for info on a hit-and-run in Canoga Park that killed father Marcus Caldwell. The driver fled the scene in a silver SUV.

A Santa Monica man, Christopher Scott King, pleaded guilty to running an illegal gambling operation, tax evasion, and money laundering, hiding over $13 million from the IRS. He'll forfeit $10 million and faces potential prison time.

An Oxnard man was convicted of child molestation charges involving two victims under 14, with sentencing set for June 6, which could lead to a 150-year-to-life sentence.