LAFD extinguished a fire at a Canoga Park nightclub in 19 minutes with no injuries reported; cause under investigation.

Altadena residents face a $3,000 fee from the Las Flores Water Company after the Eaton Fire to maintain water service, causing financial concerns among those still recovering.

A man was killed in a shooting outside a South Los Angeles bar, with the gunman at large and a manhunt underway. The victim's identity is not released.

A vehicle crashed into a Canoga Park barbershop, injuring three people, including two serious adult injuries and a minor injury to a teen. Firefighters removed the car and assessed building safety.

Patagonia sues drag queen Pattie Gonia for trademark infringement, alleging her use of a similar name and logo confuses the public and poses a threat to their brand identity and activism.

Shots were fired during an early‑morning street takeover in North Long Beach; police say no one was hurt and the scene is under investigation.

San Bernardino detectives arrested a 66-year-old Rolling Hills man in the November Crestline death of Newport Beach resident Aryan Papoli; investigators say the case remains active.

A Perris ticket matched five Mega Millions numbers and paid about $1.27M, while the jackpot climbed to an estimated $285M for Tuesday’s drawing.

Three people were hospitalized after a car crashed into Hair Etc. in Canoga Park. Two men were in serious condition and a teen suffered minor injuries.

Several officers were hurt after an LAPD unit crashed on Osborne Street near Whiteman Airport. Officials say at least four people were injured and one person was hospitalized.

Loved ones search for 61-year-old Steven Savage, who is deaf and non-verbal and was last seen in Lynwood. Authorities ask anyone with information to contact the LASD Missing Persons Detail.

UCLA researchers developed an AI that flags likely undiagnosed early Alzheimer’s in medical records, showing roughly 80% sensitivity and built‑in fairness measures. The team plans broader testing before clinical use.

FEMA’s 2025 equipment schedule cuts hourly reimbursements for wildland engines, and California chiefs warn those cuts could shrink mutual‑aid response. Small districts say the math won’t add up.