Two Oxnard residents face charges over a fire at an illegal campsite, stopped by deputies who were alerted by the community and part of a homeless liaison task force.

The Manhattan Beach Police Department's weekly summary reports 686 calls for service, 15 arrests, and 15 collisions, including an in-progress burglary and a traffic stop leading to a firearms arrest.

A San Clemente orthodontist faces felony charges for molesting a young boy and possessing child pornography, with potential imprisonment of over 16 years if convicted.

The LAPD is searching for a driver involved in a hit-and-run in Koreatown that left two pedestrians seriously injured. A reward is offered for information leading to the suspect.

Former Commerce City Manager Edgar Cisneros and ex-Baldwin Park City Attorney Robert Tafoya pled guilty to federal bribery charges related to corruption in cannabis permitting.

The eastbound 60 Freeway in Hacienda Heights was closed due to a shooting, causing delays. The suspect was arrested, and lanes reopened after about an hour.

Authorities are seeking a gray sedan linked to multiple catalytic converter thefts in Santa Clarita. Residents are asked to report any related information.

San Fernando Police Department busted a significant retail theft operation at Allrite Pawn Shop and arrested the owner on charges of possessing stolen property.

A teen died from a head injury in Newbury Park; a naked suspect was arrested at a high school and is in custody. Police suspect an ax was the murder weapon and believe the victim and suspect were related. The case is under investigation.

A white supremacist gang member, Timothy Cole II, faces murder charges for a deadly high-speed chase in Orange County, resulting in the death of a Vietnamese tourist.

A fire erupted at a Manchester Square home, swiftly extinguished by LAFD in 21 minutes with no injuries reported. The fire, possibly kitchen-originated in the 98-year-old house, is under investigation.

A teen hospitalized and three pets died in a Jurupa Valley house fire. Firefighters rescued the boy from the engulfed home. The cause remains under investigation.

A pickup truck crashed into Wes's Pets & Feeds in El Monte, causing extensive damage but no injuries. The store was red-tagged and police reported no arrests. Owners expressed relief and felt community support for recovery.