Los Angeles firefighters extinguished a blaze that began in a vehicle inside a Sawtelle garage, preventing the fire from spreading beyond the townhouse of origin. No injuries were reported.

A Perris man was arrested after a drug raid at his home where police found fentanyl, meth, cash, and weapons. He faces multiple charges including child endangerment.

Los Angeles faces a potential flooding risk with rain forecasts and an NWS Flood Watch effective from Sunday to Wednesday, advising residents to stay alert and prepared.

The LAPD and the family of 71-year-old Young Bong Lee, who has Alzheimer's, are seeking public assistance in locating him after he went missing in South Los Angeles.

Two Riverside County brothers pleaded guilty to orchestrating a $2.3 million Priority Mail insurance scam against the USPS by filing false claims for lost or damaged packages.

Local law enforcement seized a weapons cache and dismantled a drug lab in Hemet, leading to multiple arrests related to narcotics and weapon offenses.

The Riverside County Sheriff's Office is investigating a fatal collision in Temecula involving an SUV and a motorcycle near Rancho California Road and Margarita Road.

A 20-year-old man has been rearrested in Lake Elsinore, CA on multiple sexual assault charges involving minors after posting bail for similar offenses.

The LAFD conducted a successful helicopter rescue for an injured 50-year-old hiker in Runyon Canyon, ensuring she received prompt medical care and transport to a hospital.

LA County's juvenile detention facilities are deemed unsuitable by the BSCC, with continued concerns about the conditions and the Probation Department's compliance efforts.

LA County Probation Chief Guillermo Viera Rosa responded to concerns about youth detention facilities' conditions, reassuring that detainee welfare is a priority and compliance with state regulations is underway.

A fatal dog attack in Compton has left one dead, leading to an investigation and the impoundment of the involved dogs by the Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control.

Marcus Jamal Sanchez pled guilty to making bomb threats to five Los Angeles schools, facing up to ten years in prison.