Father DeMarques Pearl and daughter Aaliyah Ferguson found safe in South Los Angeles after being reported missing; details of disappearance not disclosed.

A man was arrested for making threats to TikTok's Culver City HQ, leading to an evacuation; police and TikTok security coordinated to resolve the incident safely.

A 17-year-old was arrested for a crime spree including vandalism and vehicle theft, quickly apprehended by SVPD after a reported incident and subsequent car accident.

A high-speed police chase in Huntington Beach ended with the suspect dead after crashing into another car and a pole. The woman in the other vehicle was not injured.

Burglary occurred at a model home in Palm Desert; Manuel Herrera and Grace Pollard were arrested and face charges including residential burglary and grand theft.

Deputies arrest a man after recovering a stolen vehicle and musical instruments from a burglarized Hemet home.

A 55-year-old man died in a fire in Silver Lake's La Fayette Park Place despite the LAFD's rapid containment efforts and rescue attempts. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

The California Institution for Women celebrated its first graduating class in partnership with Cal State LA, with 22 women earning BA degrees, highlighting California's focus on rehabilitation.

Long Beach Airport prepares for its annual Festival of Flight on October 25, 2025, offering free admission, aircraft displays, entertainment, and food to aviation fans.

A driver died in a single-vehicle crash in Perris; the investigation is ongoing to determine if impairment was a factor. Witnesses are encouraged to contact authorities.

A fire at the Chevron refinery in El Segundo caused no injuries, with the local mayor and officials coordinating a response; air quality remained good, and LAX operations were not affected.

LAPD officers pursued an armed suspect through the San Fernando Valley, ending with the suspect's car crashing and flipping over. The suspect, on probation for a prior shooting, was apprehended after trying to flee.

Two people died and others were injured when a vehicle struck a power pole in North Hollywood before 2 a.m., causing damage to parked vehicles and power infrastructure.