LAFD extinguished a garage fire with an electric vehicle inside in Northridge within 19 minutes; a male occupant suffered minor smoke inhalation. Cause under investigation.

South Gate Police seek info on a year-old hit-and-run killing a cyclist involving a stolen 2007 black Lincoln Mark LT.

Garfield High School was evacuated due to nearby police activity as a safety measure; students were moved to another school while officers executed a search warrant.

A federal indictment reveals how a teenage Porterville resident allegedly participated in one of the most disturbing online criminal networks law enforcement has ever encountered—one that turns vulnerable kids into both victims and perpetrators. The case exposes a chilling new breed of extremism that's keeping FBI investigators up at night.

A fire broke out in a two-story home in Historic South-Central LA; the LAFD responded and extinguished the flames within 22 minutes, with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

Two men were arrested for an armed robbery at a Camarillo CVS; their capture followed employee tips and resulted in charges of robbery and conspiracy.

LAPD seeks extra victims of childcare worker arrested for child pornography, urging anyone with information about Gonzalez, who worked at children's facilities in LA, to come forward.

LBPD deals with a deadly and separate injury shooting on the same night, arresting two suspects for the murder. Increased patrols aim to reassure the Long Beach community.

Staffing issues at Oakland Airport caused a brief ground stop for LAX flights to Oakland, with the FAA reporting delays but no widespread impact on other airports.

An officer tackling a suspect, Tim Rau, suffered a shoulder injury, but a K9 helped arrest Rau who was wanted on a felony warrant and also charged with resisting arrest.

Hermosa Beach Police warn of a phone scam where fraudsters pose as officers demanding payment for fake warrants, using caller ID spoofing to appear legitimate.

A significant fire at a Sawtelle storage facility prompted a response from 76 LAFD firefighters, who controlled it in 90 minutes with no injuries reported.

Los Angeles faces intense heat with a heat advisory from the National Weather Service predicting up to 93 degrees, affecting a wide region including Los Angeles County.