A woman was fatally shot in Cudahy, and the LA County Sheriff's Department is investigating. The incident occurred early Monday morning. The victim's identity is withheld pending notification of kin.

Irvine Police are searching for missing person Jianhua ShangGuan, 53, last seen early March 22 and left home without wallet or phone. His silver Toyota RAV4 with plate 9ANG107 is also missing.

A man died in a downtown Los Angeles "gun battle" with reports of multiple gunshot wounds. The LAPD is investigating, and no suspect has been identified.

The LAPD confirmed that 16-year-old Mohammod Tahir, reported missing, was found dead due to medical complications with no foul play suspected. Details of his death remain unclear.

A man, 55, was seriously injured after falling 25 feet in Canoga Park, with firefighters conducting a rescue operation to transport him to the hospital.

The LBPD reported a no-hit shooting and recovered firearms in separate incidents, arresting two prohibited possessors. No injuries were reported; investigations are ongoing.

A wrong-way driver caused a deadly crash on the 60 Freeway in Pomona, resulting in two fatalities and hospitalizations, with an extensive investigation and cleanup following the collision.

Alhambra Police arrested Natalie Rankin after a slow attempt to escape following a hit-and-run. Officers followed her as she casually drove into her complex and was surprised upon arrest. She was charged with DUI.

Riverside Police arrested two individuals, William Thomas Trader and Merriam Dogillo, for child sexual abuse; Trader was apprehended on January 2, and Dogillo was later arrested in New York.

A hit-and-run incident in the San Fernando Valley involving a white Chevy pickup left at least 10 vehicles damaged, with two suspects fleeing the scene. One person sustained minor injuries.

A fire in Van Nuys resulted in the death of at least one bird, with others injured. The LAFD extinguished the shed and attic blaze without human injuries.

A fatal early morning crash in Boyle Heights involved four vehicles and left one dead and three seriously injured. A car caught fire, further complicating the scene.

Producer David Guillod will not face sexual assault charges in LA due to insufficient evidence, despite serious allegations and a previous accusation-led legal battle.