A child at La Petite Academy in Victorville tested positive for fentanyl after ingesting pills found at the daycare; authorities and the school are investigating.

LAFD responded to a fire at a former school building on W Wilshire Blvd, transitioning from offensive to defensive operations due to the fire's intensity and building safety concerns. The fire was extinguished in 36 minutes without injuries.

A fire at the Hollywood Hotel in Hollywood Hills was quickly extinguished by LAFD within 14 minutes, with no details on injuries or damage at the time.

Reports of a peeping Tom at College of the Canyons have students concerned after multiple incidents of women being filmed in bathrooms since October 2024. Despite efforts, the suspect remains unidentified.

Long Beach Police seized two firearms in separate incidents; one during a pedestrian stop and another during a parking violation check. Both suspects were prohibited from owning guns.

The Los Angeles Fire Department extinguished a carport fire in Hollywood Hills West in 20 minutes, preventing its spread to nearby structures and hills.

Supporters rallied in LA for the release of Erik and Lyle Menendez, convicted of murdering their parents in 1989, citing their rehabilitation and accountability.

A deputy was stabbed in the neck during a patrol in San Clemente; non-life-threatening injuries. Suspect Moses Paulisin was arrested on attempted murder charges.

A man, Thomas Crampton, robbed a Chase Bank in Seal Beach but was swiftly arrested half a mile from the scene by local law enforcement and partnering agencies.

Authorities are searching for suspects who used explosives to steal from an ATM inside a West Hills Target; the incident caused significant store damage. No injuries were reported.

Thousand Oaks residents are being targeted by scammers using couriers to swindle money through fake overpayment claims impersonating companies like PayPal and eBay.

Jaime Ibarra was arrested for brandishing a gun at a delivery driver in Saticoy and faces multiple charges, including possession of a firearm by a felon.

LAFD responded to a fire at the former Pacific Dining Car restaurant, quickly containing the blaze with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.