After gunshots were heard in a Long Beach neighborhood, police arrived and found no victims. The suspect remains at large as the investigation continues.

A shooting occurred in Long Beach where a man was targeted in his car but was unharmed. Another incident involved an arrest for brandishing a gun, and a separate event led to a firearm recovery after a chase.

Douglas R. Harwood, a 63-year-old at-risk individual, was found safe after being reported missing in Long Beach. He may become disoriented due to medical conditions.

Police in Glendale arrested 24-year-old Charles Christopher, suspected of a series of burglaries, after finding evidence at his home. He faces multiple felony charges. The investigation continues to uncover any broader criminal network involved.

LA detectives seek three suspects for a stabbing in Palms that left a man seriously injured on April 23. The LAPD released suspect images for public assistance.

The LAPD is searching for a driver who fatally struck a man in Sylmar and fled the scene. The victim died at the scene and authorities urge witnesses to come forward.

A man was arrested for a violent assault on Hollywood Boulevard, caught on video and leading to another man's severe injuries. The LAPD is investigating and has encouraged witnesses to share information.

A Compton drug kingpin pleaded guilty to a federal narcotics charge for leading an operation that distributed cocaine from California to Alaska. He faces a minimum of 10 years in prison.

A hiker fell 15 feet in Runyon Canyon and was rescued by the LAFD; he walked to the trailhead and was hospitalized. Firefighters and paramedics provided rapid aid, highlighting trail safety.

LAFD quickly contained a tree fire caused by a nearby dumpster in Hollywood Hills, ensuring no further threat to the area despite initial concerns due to the area's fire risk.

Highland Park firefighters quickly extinguished an attic fire in a residential home, with no reported injuries.

A sewage spill at Dockweiler State Beach led to an ocean water closure due to health concerns, with officials testing for safe bacterial levels before reopening.

The SKATESIDE Fest on May 18 at Bill Botts Park features skateboarding, art activities, live performances, workshops, contests, and prizes, with encouragement to RSVP and use public transport.