A deputy received a Starbucks cup with a pig drawing, sparking an investigation and apology from the company, who stated the image was a meme and not intended as a slight on law enforcement.

An investigation found Jamison leasing offices at many L.A. buildings told Section 8 voucher-holders they were not accepted, raising questions about compliance with state law.

LAPD is investigating an incident where a suspect was hospitalized and two officers were injured during an arrest at a South LA motel.

The LAPD investigates a K9 unit incident that hospitalized a suspect after a chase and bite in a crawl space, with allegations of a transferred handgun and narcotics found.

A U-Haul truck drove into protesters in Westwood, LA; the driver was detained for investigation. Two declined medical aid; the protest supported Iranian demonstrations.

Los Angeles is forecasted to have a series of sunny and warm days with temperatures steadily in the 80s, offering clear skies and consistent weather for residents.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass reported the repair of 2,400 potholes following heavy rain, encouraging residents to report issues via the city's 311 service.

Homicide detectives are investigating after a woman was found dead in Hawthorne, with few details on the cause of death and no suspect description yet.

LA protests against ICE ended with tensions, an arrest for battery on an officer, and a dispersal order. The daytime march addressed immigration issues and global concerns, while evening grew heated outside the Federal Building.

A known cocaine dealer in southwest Riverside County was arrested twice recently, first for drugs, weapons, and cash, then later for more contraband and stolen items.

A man was wounded in a shooting on Baltic Avenue in Long Beach. The LBPD responded around 10:22 p.m. The victim is stable; no suspect info is available.

Long Beach celebrated the opening of its new Police Academy, boasting state-of-the-art facilities and a $33 million investment to enhance officer training. Mayor Richardson highlighted its impact on public safety.

Actor T.K. Carter, known for roles in "The Thing" and "Punky Brewster," passed away at 69 with no foul play suspected. His publicist praises his talent and humanity.