Employee Lucero San Pedro-Castro shot two coworkers at a Huntington Beach business, California Closets, with one injured. She later died in an encounter with police.

Two men arrested for stealing a trailer and cash from a seller in Big Bear Lake. They were caught after a police investigation and the trailer was recovered.

Deputies in San Bernardino County arrested Paul Boubion for an outstanding warrant after reports of his erratic behavior, which led to self-inflicted injuries and hospital treatment.

The Camarillo Police warn of a spate of vehicle thefts, urging residents to lock cars and hide valuables, while offering rewards for helpful information.

Los Angeles will host the Global Esports Games in 2026, as announced by Mayor Karen Bass, with the event contributing to a busy schedule of sports and entertainment in the city.

The Torrance Main Post Office has temporarily closed due to an asbestos contamination, with services moved to nearby locations and contaminated mail being managed per regulations.

A crash on the 210 Freeway injured four, including a child airlifted for care. The collision caused significant traffic delays; lanes have reopened. The cause is under investigation.

A woman was violently attacked at a Rüfüs Du Sol concert at the Rose Bowl after an incident with a spilled drink. The assailant fled, and the police are investigating as event security is criticized.

Anaheim police seek help to find a hit-and-run driver who fatally injured a 58-year-old pedestrian; surveillance footage of the suspect vehicle has been released.

LAFD managed a fire caused by an electric scooter in a Fairfax apartment, containing it in 15 minutes with no injuries. Hazmat addressed the lithium-ion battery risk.

Los Angeles faces extreme heat with a warning issued for August 21-22, expecting temperatures between 95 to 105 degrees, resulting in potential heat illness risks.

Valley Plaza in North Hollywood, facing issues like squatting and fires, is being considered for demolition as it's deemed a public nuisance by local officials.

Los Angeles County is preparing for a heat wave with warnings issued by health officials for residents to take precautions against potential heat-related illnesses.