Manhattan Beach Police Department's weekly crime summary details 707 service calls, 41 crime reports, 10 arrests, and 17 collisions from Feb. 20-26, 2025. The report includes thefts, assaults, and robberies, and highlights notable incidents.

A man from California pleaded guilty to using stolen trade secrets from his former U.S. employer to benefit a Chinese company, facing up to 10 years in prison.

A female arson suspect was fatally shot by deputies in Rosemead during a standoff while serving a search warrant. No deputies were injured. The investigation is ongoing, with appeals for witness information.

Santa Monica secures judgment against a landlord for tenant harassment, including wrongful eviction attempts and intimidation strategies, ordering a $450,000 payment and management changes.

Simi Valley couple arrested for alleged forced labor and exploitation of asylum-seeking immigrants, facing multiple charges including human trafficking.

Inglewood police seek suspects in the fatal shooting of Juan Sanchez, who tried to stop a catalytic converter theft. A GoFundMe is set up for his family.

A man was critically injured in a Boyle Heights hit-and-run by a Honda Odyssey. The LAPD seeks public help to find the driver, with a $25,000 reward offered for information.

Orange County man, Maksim Zaitsev, charged with biting and injuring an ICE officer's finger during his arrest.

Juvenile suspects were arrested for armed robberies during online sale meetups in Perris and San Jacinto, as reported by the Riverside County Sheriff's Department.

Gov. Newsom directs a parole board risk assessment for the Menendez brothers, serving life for their parents' 1989 murder, to determine if they pose a safety risk if released.

A stolen semi-truck led police on a multi-county chase in Southern California before crashing and the driver's arrest.

CHP officers fatally shot a 21-year-old man after a chase ended in a Los Angeles neighborhood; the LAPD is investigating, and the man's family is confused and seeking answers.

A propane-laden truck fire caused major delays on the 101 Freeway in Encino, with no serious injuries reported. Firefighters extinguished the blaze in 74 minutes.