Two men were arrested for selling fentanyl and methamphetamine from an auto upholstery shop, facing an 11-count indictment including drug trafficking and firearm charges.

Two suspects were arrested for armed robbery and carjacking in Palm Desert and Rancho Mirage, with a collaborative police effort leading to charges including robbery and illegal arms possession.

Los Angeles Fire Department tackled a significant fire at 1632 W 221st St, achieving knockdown in 32 minutes without report of injuries; cause under investigation.

A propane tank leak in East Hollywood prompted evacuations and a shelter-in-place order, with the LAFD responding. No injuries or fire were reported, but traffic was affected.

Jeffrey Chao was arrested on suspicion of abducting his 15-year-old daughter Alison, who was found safe after going missing for a week. The circumstances of her disappearance are under investigation.

Three individuals were arrested for stealing over $7,000 in beauty products from a Lake Elsinore store after police executed a search warrant in Chino.

Santa Ana police seek a man who assaulted a security guard with a skateboard at a local Target. The suspect is a thin, young white male with curly blonde hair. The attack was recorded on security cameras.

Over 1,500 vehicles caught fire at a California junkyard, prompting a massive response and shelter-in-place order due to toxic smoke concerns. Firefighters made progress with no injuries reported.

Juan Hernandez was arrested during a Pomona human trafficking sting, with police finding an infant in his car while he allegedly engaged in a sex purchase.

An Oxnard man was charged with murder for a fatal fentanyl overdose, a first for Ventura County. Rodney Rey Yanez allegedly sold fentanyl to Dylan Rusch, who died, resulting in Yanez's arrest and additional narcotics-related charges.

The Irvine Police Department identified Marcia Shirree Thomas as the victim of a 2009 murder, after which her body was set on fire. Her killers, the Valdivia-Guzman brothers, have been apprehended.

Effrum Maland Burnett was sentenced to 46 years to life for second-degree murder after fatally stabbing Toye Mim Jones, reigniting debate over rehabilitation versus public safety.

Long Beach Police conducted a traffic stop that led to the recovery of a gun and a suspect's arrest. Details remain undisclosed as the investigation continues.