Two people died in a crash involving a motorcycle and a vehicle in Victorville, with the motorcycle riders pronounced dead at the scene and the vehicle driver hospitalized.

Two suspects were arrested for drug-related charges after a teen was hospitalized from ingesting psilocybin mushrooms in Joshua Tree. An 80-pound mushroom operation, firearms, and other drugs were seized.

The LAFD fought a fire at a strip mall in Central-Alameda, tactically battling the blaze through a roof collapse until declaring it extinguished in 75 minutes with no injuries.

Deputies arrested two men, Delfino Cervantes and Marcelo Lozada, for illegally dumping debris at Lake Mathews. The community is reminded to report such crimes.

Officers responded to reports of gunfire in Long Beach, finding a man targeted by a shooter who fled; no injuries were reported.

A woman was arrested for arson near a California state park; wildfires and critical fire warnings persist in Southern California, with multiple parks closed.

Jaylin Edwards was sentenced to over 64 years in prison for a 2019 shooting that injured a girl and her mother in Port Hueneme. The girl is now paralyzed and cognitively impaired.

Long Beach officials warn of potential scams targeting those wishing to aid wildfire victims and advise donation through reputable organizations to prevent fraud.

Michelle Mack was sentenced to over 5 years in prison for leading a multi-million-dollar retail theft ring in California.

The LASD has implemented a curfew in wildfire evacuation zones for community safety, allowing emergency operations and imposing fines for non-compliance.

The LAFD has issued an evacuation order for areas affected by the Palisades Fire, including human and animal shelter details, while noting an ongoing response effort and warning against a fraudulent job post.

The Manhattan Beach Police Department reported 29 crimes, including thefts and vehicle burglaries, in their weekly summary, and offered crime prevention tips and air quality safety advice.

Adam Levin of Hightimes is set to plead guilty to conspiracy for undisclosed compensation to an analyst promoting the company's stock, aiding a $20 million raise.