LAPD SWAT, Newton Patrol Officers, and the US Marshals Task Force collaborated to arrest a homicide suspect in Los Angeles following a peaceful standoff.

The LAPD seized over 50 pounds of meth, aided by K9 unit "JD" and the California Highway Patrol, highlighting inter-agency cooperation in combating drug trafficking.

The LAPD is searching for a 75-year-old man, Arima Masami, missing from Monterey Park since January 9, described as Asian, grey-haired, with a white mustache. They're seeking public assistance.

The LAPD's ORCTF seized stolen luxury goods worth $300,000 and over $23,000 in cash during a bust in Downtown LA, as part of efforts to combat organized retail crime.

Culver City awarded $244,960 in arts grants to 30 nonprofit organizations for various cultural events through 2024, with many performances affordable or free. Mayor McMorrin highlighted the importance of the arts in the city.

Eight officers from Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall were removed amid misconduct claims, inciting an independent LA County Sheriff's Department investigation.

The Culver City Council began 2024 with appointments to leadership roles and planned MLK Day events, addressed Bird's bankruptcy, and discussed homelessness and fiscal matters.

Los Angeles County officials warn of high bacteria levels at various beaches, advising against swimming or surfing in affected areas and offering a hotline and website for updates.

Firefighters in Los Angeles extinguished a blaze at a commercial building in downtown LA, preventing injuries and damage to nearby properties. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory for Los Angeles, warning of northwest winds from 15 to 25 mph with gusts up to 50 mph until noon.

A Fillmore man, Leonardo Morales, was arrested for a new vandalism spree after previously being charged with similar crimes. He faces felony vandalism charges and a probation violation.

A Honda Civic crashed into a Westpark home, causing a fire. Driver Nicholas Perez was charged with felony DUI and hit-and-run after fleeing the scene.

Donald P. Wagner was re-elected as chairman of the Orange County Board of Supervisors, entering his second consecutive term with Doug Chaffee as vice chairman. Both were unanimously chosen by their Board peers.