Daniel Gonzalez pleaded guilty to sending bomb threats to a bank's guard and himself, disrupting business operations, with a maximum sentence of 10 years pending.

The Pasadena Police Department reported on their Facebook page about their May/June 2024 success in removing guns and drugs from the streets, emphasizing community safety and the importance of public assistance.

An assault weapon dealer was arrested in Sylmar for the illegal transfer of firearms following a law enforcement operation involving multiple agencies.

Stephen Delacruz was sentenced to 30 years for raping and sexually abusing his sister when they were teenagers.

Authorities in Needles, California, arrested three individuals and uncovered drugs, ammunition, and suspected stolen property following a search warrant executed on Lillyhill Drive.

A man vandalized a business and started a fire in Yucca Valley, then barricaded himself in a truck claiming to have a gun and an explosive. After a standoff, Jerry Whitehurst surrendered to the authorities without further incident.

Long Beach police seized firearms and narcotics during a routine traffic stop near Pacific Coast Highway, with no shootings or stabbings reported overnight.

Thomas Acuna fired a gun and tried to enter homes in Santa Clarita, leading to his arrest and multiple charges, including assault and possession of a ghost gun.

Culver City Police are searching for 81-year-old Dorothy Jean Taylor, who has dementia and other medical issues. She was last seen at a facility on Sepulveda Boulevard. She requires medication for her conditions, including diabetes and hypertension.

The LAPD has arrested Kenneth Tellez Ordonez for the alleged sexual assault of a 14-year-old and is seeking additional victims who may have been targeted by him in Los Angeles.

Jawann Garnett faces charges including attempted murder and assault in Santa Monica after attacking three women, with the potential of a life sentence if convicted.

Four individuals are federally charged for unlawfully selling guns, including "ghost guns," on Instagram without licenses, with various other firearms offenses.

A six-time felon, Rafeal Yanni was sentenced to 125 months in prison for ammunition possession and shooting two people outside a bar in San Bernardino.