A Compton man was charged with misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter without gross negligence for the death of Manhattan Beach Police Officer Chad Swanson in a 2023 traffic collision.

A brush fire in Elysian Park, LA, was quickly contained by LAFD with no injuries or damage reported. Firefighters remain on-site for mop-up operations.

LAPD Officer Garo Garabedian faces felony charges for an alleged assault during an arrest, with potential prison time up to six years and eight months if convicted.

The U.S. Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against LA Fitness for alleged disability discrimination at its gyms nationwide, claiming violations of the ADA.

Dodgers pitcher Walker Buehler had his $100,000 watch stolen at Santa Anita Park, prompting concerns about public safety in crowds. An arrest was made, and Buehler remains focused on the playoffs.

A 62-year-old woman, Denise Barkus, was killed in a hit-and-run accident in Los Angeles. The LAPD is investigating and a $50,000 reward is offered for information.

One person died and six were hospitalized due to exposure to an unidentified white powder at Men's Central Jail in Los Angeles, prompting a hazmat response.

A man from Corona was sentenced to 72 months in prison for running a tax fraud scheme through his business, resulting in a $28 million loss to the IRS and must pay $403,908 in restitution.

UCLA Police are investigating two incidents where students reported being drugged at off-campus parties on Gayley Avenue. No suspects have been identified; authorities advise vigilance and offer safety services.

Police in Glendale, California, arrested two individuals found using narcotics in a car, seizing $120,000, burglary tools, drugs, electronics, and identity theft materials.

The Culver City Police provided details on a fatal crash where a pedestrian entered the road unsafely and was struck, with neither impairment nor speed as factors.

Operation Consequences in San Bernardino led to 4 arrests, seizure of firearms and narcotics, involving a multi-agency task force focused on gang activity and illegal weapons.

Ronald Anthony Jones was convicted of the 1988 murder of Lois Haro, with jurors finding him guilty of first-degree murder and four special circumstance allegations.