Cash and designer bags were left scattered on a Bel Air street after a home burglary; LAPD seeks two suspects.

Ventura County Sheriff's deputies found a woman dead in Meiners Oaks; suspect Ricardo Ortega was arrested for murder, with an ongoing investigation seeking community assistance.

A motorcyclist died in Pomona after a Sunday afternoon collision with a car; police are investigating and have not linked drugs or alcohol to the incident.

Ventura County Sheriff's Office investigates a shooting in Saticoy, seeking public assistance to identify suspects and urges community to report any information.

A woman in Twentynine Palms was injured after an alleged strangling by John Henry Chavarria, who is at large with an active felony warrant. The police are searching for him and seeking public assistance.

An adult male pedestrian in Oxnard hit by a car is in critical condition; police are investigating the incident involving a Nissan Sentra and its driver, Martin Mercado.

Authorities are investigating after a brush fire in Pacoima, with a search for a possible arsonist underway. The LAFD contained the fire and stopped its progress with ground and air efforts.

South Gate Police seized over 300 pounds of meth after a traffic stop near Firestone Boulevard, with K-9 Otis aiding in the find and a driver arrested on multiple charges.

LA firefighters and police responded to a person in crisis on a power pole, involving a rescue operation and power shutdown by LADWP. No injuries reported.

A suspect was arrested in Culver City for assaulting a woman with a deadly weapon and narcotics possession; the victim received non-life-threatening injuries.

An 18-year-old was arrested for the fatal shooting of Edgar Ortiz-Escamilla in Long Beach; the incident is under a possibly gang-related investigation.

Workers in Sawtelle neighborhood rescued a 63-year-old woman from an alleged naked attacker, who is also accused of hitting a toddler prior to the incident.

Evan Lovett, an L.A. social media figure, faced a lengthy 911 wait after his home was burglarized, raising concerns over L.A.'s emergency response times.