The DOJ sues the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department for excessive delays in processing concealed carry permit applications, alleging Second Amendment rights violations.

A school lockdown was initiated when a man with a BB gun was mistaken for having a real weapon near Santa Monica High School; he was detained without incident.

"Operation Consequences," led by the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department, resulted in 15 firearms seized and nine felony arrests in a crackdown on gangs and illegal guns.

A road rage incident in a West Covina shopping center parking lot, with cars aggressively colliding was reported, but with no injuries, as the drivers fled before police arrived.

A suspect stole a vehicle and two hawks from SoFi Stadium; the birds are used to deter other birds during events. The falconer is concerned for their welfare.

A man was bitten by a small shark while swimming near Catalina Island. The incident, involving a swimmer between ages 50 to 55, occurred during an attempt at the Catalina Channel swim. His injuries were minor, and he received medical attention.

The remains of Zyanya Valora, 21, missing for over a year, were found in Ventura County. The local sheriff's office confirmed the identification. No lethal trauma was evident; the cause of death is still under investigation.

A crash on the 210 Freeway spilled beer cans and kegs, causing delays and lane closures near Vernon Avenue in San Gabriel Valley. No serious injuries were reported.

Glendale Police investigate suspected hate crime after swastikas were found drawn in a neighborhood, asking the public for information to find those responsible.

A woman was detained by U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents after her green card interview in Los Angeles, potentially impacting her legal defense and prompting her husband to seek intervention.

A Texas woman pleaded guilty to fraudulently obtaining over $80,000 in disaster relief and unemployment benefits during the Eaton Fire and COVID-19 pandemic.

Ex-deputy Michael Coberg pleaded guilty to aiding cryptocurrency figure in extortion, involving fake interrogations and arrests under false drug charges.

Suspect Jackie Harrington was arrested in West Hollywood for indecent exposure, with authorities seeking more victims and community members reporting a seven-year pattern of his criminal behavior.