Two men were arrested for running an illegal cockfighting ring in Yucaipa, with roosters, weapons, and cash seized by the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department.

Suspected burglars led Long Beach police on two pursuits, causing crashes and minor injuries, with both suspects hospitalized and awaiting booking. Police recovered stolen goods; the investigation is ongoing.

Menifee police are searching for a hit-and-run driver who killed Lucia Delgado, with no eyewitnesses or vehicle description to aid their investigation.

A suspect was arrested for allegedly starting a brush fire in Griffith Park; LAFD quickly contained the small fire with no structural damage reported.

The LAFD reports the Palisades Fire is 63% contained, with 6,380 structures lost. A curfew is in effect, and evacuation areas require ID for reentry. A support center aids affected residents.

A fire at a Pico-Robertson apartment was quickly extinguished by LAFD, confining damage to one unit; one person was assessed, with no cause or damage extent reported yet.

A man was arrested in Needles, CA, for possessing metal knuckles during a traffic stop by deputies from the Colorado River Station. His bail is set at $30,000.

One man was killed and two others injured in an early morning shooting in Industry; authorities are investigating with no suspects or motive identified yet.

A shooting in Long Beach resulted in the death of Compton man Tyrant Otee Walker and injured two others. Police are investigating the possibly gang-related incident.

The Long Beach Police Department dealt with a shooting on Santa Fe Avenue and a firearm possession incident on E 7th Street. A male was critically wounded in the shooting; the suspect fled. An armed prohibited possessor was arrested earlier.

A fatal collision in Oxnard between a Nissan Cube and Toyota Sienna resulted in one death, injuries, and the arrest of 19-year-old Angel Zamudio for suspected DUI.

A man was fatally shot by police in Alhambra after he allegedly approached them with a knife and refused to surrender; the incident is under investigation.

Firefighters quickly extinguished a blaze at a Sun Valley home, with no injuries reported and the fire contained to a rear house. A lithium-ion battery on the balcony prompted a hazmat response.