The Manhattan Beach Police Department's weekly crime summary reports 688 calls, 14 arrests, and 24 traffic collisions, with crimes including residential burglaries, thefts, and a fatal DUI-related collision.

Deputies arrested two men with drugs, stolen credit cards, and burglary tools in Chino Hills, subject to Proposition 36's stricter sentencing for repeat offenders.

Ukrainian national Tyhran Shvets was arrested in Southern California for scamming elderly women, attempting to steal $30,000 by impersonating an official.

A Riverside County man was arrested after a two-hour standoff in Grand Terrace. No injuries occurred during the event. Authorities seized weapons and ammunition from his home.

A man sustained non-life-threatening injuries in a late-night shooting in Long Beach on West Bort Street; the LBPD is investigating with no arrests so far.

Two Los Angeles residents were arrested for a four-month-old West Covina homicide, with the local police confirming their detention without bail and upcoming arraignment.

Erick Escamilla was arrested by LAPD for the homicide of Menashe Hidra at a Valley Village apartment complex after allegedly entering through a skylight. Residents criticize the complex's security measures.

Motorist arrested for attempted murder after car-to-car shooting observed by South Gate Police, leading to a pursuit and firearm recovery. No injuries reported.

Two hikers were rescued uninjured by the LAFD at Stoney Point Park after becoming stranded at night. The operation utilized ground and air units, including a hoist helicopter, for the successful operation.

The LAFD extinguished a fire at a South Park residence; one occupant was rescued and hospitalized. No firefighter injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Remains of Jose and Stephanie Perez, missing since July 2024, were found near Southern California hiking trails, victims of a murder-suicide by gunshot.

A transgender woman named Gigi Candy shared a video on social media showing a man slashing her car tires and threatening her at a North Hollywood gas station. The LAPD is investigating the incident.

The California Department of Justice is investigating the fatal shooting of Geoffrey Stirling by a Newport Beach officer following a traffic violation and altercation where Stirling assaulted the officer and took his taser.