A 16-year-old boy was killed and five others wounded at a house party shooting in Woodland Hills, LA. The event, with 200-300 attendees, ended when a suspect, who had been removed, returned and opened fire.

LAPD officers shot a woman, Linda Becerra Moran, at an Arleta motel during a response to a possible kidnapping. Moran reportedly held a knife and did not obey commands to drop it before advancing on officers.

Three killed, others injured in an early morning car crash in Adelanto; authorities investigate the head-on collision between a Honda Civic and a Chevrolet Tahoe.

Violence in Long Beach included a non-fatal stabbing during a robbery and a separate incident where a firearm was seized during a traffic stop. Police are investigating both cases.

A juvenile on an e-bike collided with a police car in Simi Valley after running a red light and attempting to race away from officers. The teen sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

A tree-trimmer was shocked by high-tension wires in Westwood and rescued by emergency crews after being entangled 25 feet above ground. His condition post-rescue remains undisclosed.

A fire in a Harvard Park home was extinguished in 12 minutes by the LAFD; all residents escaped unharmed. Firefighters prevented major damage; cause under investigation.

A Southern California customs broker, Frank Seung Noah, pled guilty to tax evasion and defrauding clients, including Daiso, of over $5 million, potentially facing up to 45 years in prison.

A man was arrested for robbery and assault with a deadly weapon after stealing a bicycle in Fillmore, as detailed in a Ventura County Sheriff's Office release.

A man was arrested in Santa Monica for stealing over 300 pounds of copper wire from city infrastructure, leading to streetlight malfunctions and public safety concerns.

Isaac Blackhorse Garcia arrested for hit-and-run killing of a pregnant teenager; charged with murder, unlawful sex with a minor, and more. Police seek additional victims.

Long Beach Police responded to a non-fatal shooting where the uncooperative male victim was treated for a gunshot wound. The motive and suspect details remain under investigation.

A former postal supervisor pleaded guilty to stealing over $300,000 in checks and items from the Costa Mesa Post Office. She faces up to 20 years in prison.