Abel Aragon, a felon in Camarillo, was arrested for illegal firearm possession, specifically a "ghost gun," following an investigation by local enforcement units.

Two people were arrested in Camarillo for possessing "ghost guns" and narcotics, with officials seizing cocaine and indications of narcotics sales. They face multiple charges and are currently in jail awaiting trial.

A suspect set his vehicle on fire during a confrontation with deputies after a hit-and-run in Cedar Village Mobile Home Park. Despite the risk, deputies rescued him; no homes were damaged. He was arrested and is now in detention.

A 23-year-old motorcyclist, Tom Nunez Guadarrama, died after a collision in Santa Ana; the involved driver cooperated with the ongoing police investigation.

Long Beach Police arrest Matthew De Diego for the murder of 19-year-old Jaiquan Granberry and a second homicide. Granberry was shot in a hotel and later died.

A shooting in Long Beach left one dead and two injured; suspects Gibson and Youngblood were arrested, while separate incidents led to the seizure of illegal firearms.

Police found a loaded gun in a parolee's car during a traffic stop in Oxnard, leading to his arrest and further narcotics discoveries at his residence.

Glendale Police arrested Christian Moreno for allegedly evading a traffic stop on July 19, 2024, highlighting the new "Street Racing Task Force's" efforts to crack down on reckless driving.

Mayor Karen Bass of Los Angeles formed the Entertainment Industry Council with industry leaders to guide the sector's post-pandemic recovery and support local production.

A man from Riverside County pleaded guilty to producing child pornography, using an online gaming site to exploit minors. He faces 15-30 years in prison.

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.