Ten arrested in a federal indictment for crimes including the January murder of a federal witness in Colombia. The lead defendant, Ryan James Wedding, directed a criminal enterprise involved in narcotrafficking and witness intimidation.

Three suspects were arrested for a series of burglaries in Ventura County, linked to a wider crime group, following surveillance by local sheriffs’ departments.

Santa Monica issued a statement on community support measures and commitment to inclusion following ICE detainments, emphasizing that local police do not enforce immigration laws.

Volunteers cleaned Alamitos Beach, a future Olympic site, collecting 769 pounds of trash to protect the environment and enhance civic pride in Long Beach.

Operation Consequences, led by the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department, arrested several individuals and seized guns to combat gang activity and illegal firearms possession.

A 16-year-old student was shot near Long Beach Polytechnic High School and hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries; the suspect escaped and the motive is under investigation.

Two people were rescued by firefighters after a box truck crashed into a building in Los Angeles; their condition is unknown. Building safety is being evaluated.

UC students protest against tuition hikes and reduced financial aid ahead of the Regents' vote, coinciding with a worker strike alleging unfair negotiations.

A high-speed crash in Van Nuys resulted in one death and one hospitalization, with the LAPD investigating a possible connection to an earlier hit-and-run.

Double homicide in Baldwin Park after a domestic crisis, leaving a 10-year-old critically injured and the suspect dead by apparent suicide.

Cynthia Song was sentenced to over 10 years in prison for her role in a scheme laundering over $11.6 million, targeting elderly victims. She must also pay over $10 million in restitution.

Los Angeles County approves a $2.7 million traffic signal synchronization project to reduce congestion and improve safety, set to start in August 2026.

Los Angeles County approves a plan to end veteran homelessness, building on the progress of reducing veteran homelessness by 22.9% and the 'One Team' initiative's success in increasing veteran housing placements.