A Whittier man, Christopher Earl Lloyd, is charged with wire fraud and engaging in transactions with fraud-derived money after scamming over $2 million via dating apps.

A man was arrested in Irvine for a hate crime and assault during a road rage incident involving racial slurs and throwing hot coffee at a Hispanic driver.

20 individuals were arrested in Carson, California during a crackdown on illegal street racing that also led to 11 traffic citations and 19 towed vehicles.

Mayor Karen Bass encourages participation in "Dine LA" Restaurant Week, a two-week event featuring 480 restaurants to support the local food industry.

The Riverside County Sheriff's Office conducted a retail theft sting in Perris, resulting in multiple arrests, including repeat offenders and those charged with grand theft. The operation aimed to reduce theft and ensure public safety.

Baldwin Park Police warn of a scam where fraudsters falsely solicit donations as the department. They advise residents not to send money or personal info and to report such activities.

Burbank Police detained registered sex offender Calese Carron Crowder for suspicious behavior in a Nordstrom Rack and following a woman at Walmart. He has a history of similar incidents.

Suspect Curtis Lowe was arrested for attempted murder after attacking two people in Riverside; all were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

A suspect, Jalen Craig, was arrested for a January shooting in Lake Elsinore, with no injuries reported. He was later charged with shooting at an inhabited dwelling.

The Manhattan Beach Police Department's weekly crime summary reported various crimes including auto theft, residential burglary, and vandalism, with 13 arrests made between July 17-23, 2025.

A minor fire linked to maintenance work in a South Park apartment was quickly extinguished, with no injuries reported, demonstrated LAFD's efficiency.

LAFD extinguished a grass fire in Mount Washington, with no injuries or property damage, involving 46 firefighters and mop-up operations to prevent flare-ups.

A mother in Long Beach accidentally ran over her one-year-old child, leading to the child's death, with no signs of impairment or distraction from the mother.