LBPD responded to a no-hit shooting on Coronado Ave., searching for evidence and the unidentified shooter, as the community's security feels the impact.

A juvenile was robbed at gunpoint in Camarillo; suspect Diego Lopez was arrested, found with an unregistered firearm and stolen items. He faces multiple charges.

LA City Attorney files a lawsuit against mall owner Eric Ghayam for allowing gang violence at his South Los Angeles property, affecting community safety.

Roger Ver admitted to tax misconduct and paid nearly $50 million in a deal with the U.S. government after failing to report his bitcoin holdings accurately.

LAPD seeks information on potential victims of Sizhe Weng, a former USC grad student charged with multiple sexual assaults. Weng, in custody without bail, pleaded not guilty and faces a potential sentence of life in prison plus 56 years.

A mudslide after a storm caused the closure of Topanga Canyon Boulevard in Southern California, with no set time for reopening as crews work to clear the area.

LAPD seeks public help in locating drivers involved in a double-vehicle hit-and-run that critically injured a woman.

Two Santa Monica homeless housing projects on Ocean Avenue paused after community pushback on transparency and neighborhood impact. Local officials call for more engagement and reassessment of plans.

An American Airlines flight returned to LAX after passengers smelled fumes; seven were evaluated, none hospitalized. The plane was inspected, the incident adding to recent airline disruptions.

Long Beach confirmed its first case of clade I mpox in an individual without recent travel history, marking the city's seventh case. Health officials are investigating to prevent further spread.

California's SB 680, championed by City Attorney Feldstein Soto and Senator Rubio and signed by Governor Newsom, closes a loophole that allowed leniency for some sexual offenders against teen girls.

A dog trapped in a storm-swollen wash in Camarillo was rescued by Ventura County Animal Services and firefighters, and is awaiting reunion with its owners.

LA County declares an emergency over ICE raids, mobilizing local resources and considering rent relief and an eviction freeze to support impacted communities.