A man with a knife and bow-like object was shot by Ventura County deputies in Thousand Oaks after he approached them in a threatening manner. He is in critical but stable condition. The incident is under investigation.

San Bernardino County's Operation Smash & Grab resulted in 27 arrests for retail theft, recovering $9,573 worth of property, involving multiple law enforcement agencies.

An armed standoff that started in the early hours of Sunday morning at a smoke shop in Sunland, San Fernando Valley, was resolved with the arr...

Two Coachella Valley men were arrested for negligent discharge of a firearm and child endangerment after police found several guns and evidence of gunfire at a residence.

A Metro bus in Downtown Los Angeles was attacked with fireworks and tagged with graffiti during a street takeover event involving around 50 vehicles. No arrests were made and no injuries reported.

The Incredicoaster at Disney California Adventure got stuck, prompting a rescue of 20 riders without reported injuries. The ride, which had been refurbished in March, later resumed operations.

The "Sierra Fire" in San Bernardino County is now 80% contained after burning 400 acres with no injuries or damage to homes reported. Firefighters' rapid response and proactive measures have managed the blaze effectively.

Several shootings took place in Long Beach, with two resulting in no injuries and one injuring two individuals. Police are investigating all incidents, motives, and the identities of suspects.

One person was critically injured in a shooting at a Los Angeles warehouse party, with no other victims found despite earlier reports. The motive and suspect details remain unclear as LAPD investigates.

A 61-year-old hiker and his three dogs were rescued by the LAFD after becoming trapped and dehydrated on Mt. Lukens. An LAFD helicopter airlifted the hiker to safety and he was hospitalized.

A fire engulfed a commercial building in Downtown LA, with over 80 firefighters responding and successfully extinguishing it in 48 minutes without injuries.

A fire destroyed two Glendale businesses and caused a heat-related injury to a firefighter before being controlled by emergency services; no civilian casualties were reported. The cause is under investigation.

LAFD and neighboring departments quickly contained a four-acre brush fire in Woolsey Canyon named the "Dora Incident," ensuring no spread or rekindling. Fire Station 106 and helicopters assisted in the effort.