A man died after being attacked with a metal object and run over by a vehicle in Beverly Hills. Suspect Christopher Cornelius was arrested, with bail set at $2 million.

Torrance Police arrested two suspects for attempting residential burglary; one suspect was camouflaged with leaves, involved in setting up hidden cameras.

Los Angeles firefighters extinguished a fire at an auto shop in Harbor Gateway, with 43 personnel achieving knockdown in 27 minutes; no injuries were reported.

Riverside County Sheriff's Office arrested Irvine resident Kimberlylynn Alvarez for allegedly smuggling drugs into jail, finding narcotics and ammunition at her home.

A federal judge dismissed the DOJ's bid for California's unredacted voter rolls, calling the request "unprecedented and illegal." The ruling is the first major judicial rebuke of the nationwide data push.

California reports a 9% drop in unsheltered homelessness and invests $419 million into housing and homelessness services, with Proposition 1 funds supporting mental health care and housing assistance.

The California Department of Public Health warns about the dangers of kratom and 7-OH, linking them to health risks and recent deaths, and has seized $5M in products.

Los Angeles will have sunny skies and stable temperatures, with highs in the 70s to low 80s, and a slight chance of rain next Friday, as per the National Weather Service.

Pasadena announces closures of non-essential services on Martin Luther King Jr. Day but maintains essential services like police and fire departments.

Three people were found shot dead in a Lakewood home, including a teenager; a distressed woman was detained for questioning. Authorities claim there's no public threat, and the investigation continues.

The United Firefighters of Los Angeles City initiated a campaign for a half-cent sales tax increase to fund the LAFD, aiming to raise $345 million annually for upgrades and additional personnel.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is enacting measures to support the local entertainment industry, including cost-effective filming permits and extended city support services.

Federal agents' raid in LA's Fashion District sparked fear among local vendors and shoppers, with potential citizenship checks reported. Mayor Bass described the raid as alarming and escalating federal intimidation tactics in Los Angeles.