Carlos Hernandez was arrested after a standoff with deputies in Yucca Valley, accused of sexually assaulting a minor and providing drugs. A five-hour barricade ended peacefully.

Man arrested after mistakenly brandishing a "ghost gun" and pursuing the wrong person in Bloomington, California; illegal weapons and drugs found in his possession.

The San Bernardino Sheriff's Department conducted "Operation Smash & Grab" to combat retail theft, resulting in 13 arrests and recovery of stolen property.

A Long Beach man pleaded guilty to a smash-and-grab robbery under the Hobbs Act, with over $2.6 million in jewelry stolen from a Beverly Hills jeweler.

A man was fatally struck by a vehicle in Culver City; the driver cooperated with police, who now seek witnesses.

A former executive was sentenced to three years for marketing faulty stem cell products as treatments for various diseases, despite reports of patient infections.

A motorcyclist was killed in a collision with a vehicle in Jurupa Valley; the driver stayed and cooperated with authorities. Investigation into the cause is ongoing.

Julius Brown has been charged for a 2020 juvenile fentanyl poisoning death in San Jacinto; he's currently in custody in Arizona and will be extradited to Riverside.

The South Los Angeles community mourns Anthony Rivera, who was killed in a bus hijacking. The suspect, Lamont Campbell, held hostages and is expected to face charges.

Professional boxer Mylik Birdsong was shot dead in South Los Angeles. The LAPD is investigating the incident involving assailants in an SUV. Birdsong had a 15-1-1 record and was the WBF International Welterweight champion.

A suspect died after jumping off a bridge when fleeing police following an attempted pharmacy burglary using a chainsaw in Wilmington.

A 19-year-old was killed and another injured in a Canoga Park shooting; police urge witnesses to come forward.

A security guard was stabbed on a Metrolink train but detained the assailant with the help of a doctor and pepper spray. The guard's injuries were non-life-threatening, and passengers received compensation.