A fire broke out in an under-construction accessory dwelling unit in Sun Valley, which was quickly controlled by 38 LAFD firefighters in 24 minutes without injuries.

LAFD extinguished an attic fire at a home in MidCity, preventing further damage, with no injuries reported. The response was led by Battalion Chief Lyndsey Lantz with multiple units involved.

An 18-year-old from Coachella was arrested for making threats against his family and a standoff ensued. After surrendering, authorities found weapons at his residence.

A MarVista home undergoing renovations caught fire due to a remodeling operation, with LAFD extinguishing the blaze in 21 minutes; no injuries reported.

A parolee in a gray Acura led LAPD on a high-speed chase that ended in a multi-vehicle crash; the suspect is in custody. Two were hospitalized; the extent of injuries is unclear.

Two deadly shootings in La Puente, Los Angeles, hours apart are under LASD investigation. Both male victims died from gunshot wounds; identities not yet released. Public asked to help with any information.

Antoine Nehme was convicted of orchestrating Dennis Wood's murder in 2004 for financial gain, with the Ventura County DA announcing aggravating factors in the crime.

A man in Mission Viejo was charged with animal cruelty for throwing an injured cat in a dumpster. He pled not guilty, but was identified in surveillance footage. His bail was reduced, allowing for his release. The cat is recovering after surgery.

San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department's 'Operation Consequences' led to arrests and seizures, targeting gang-related crimes and firearm possession from March 10-16.

Operation Smash & Grab in San Bernardino County resulted in six felony arrests and $3,527 in recovered property, focusing on retail theft in shopping districts.

Deputy Hector Cuevas Jr. died during a pursuit in Victorville; suspect Ryan Turner Jr. faces charges. Cuevas was a family man and coach, and the crash's details are under investigation.

The DOJ sued two LA tax preparers, Mijangos and Montalvan, alleging they filed fraudulent tax returns and seeks to ban them from tax-related services.

A victim was violently robbed of expensive camera gear in Culver City; suspects are at large, with police seeking information and reminding the public about safe transaction practices.