The Manhattan Beach Police released a crime summary for April 24-30, 2025, noting 16 arrests, 46 reports, 22 traffic collisions, and 779 calls for service, highlighting assaults, auto thefts, and thefts.

The LA County Department of Public Health has issued warnings against water activities at several beaches with high bacterial levels, but some areas have been cleared.

LA General Medical Center received a third consecutive 'A' Hospital Safety Grade from The Leapfrog Group for its commitment to patient care quality and safety.

Los Angeles is set to experience a mild but unsettled week of weather, with varying cloudiness, patchy drizzle, and a mix of sunny and foggy conditions, as per the National Weather Service forecasts.

California's population grew by 108,000 in 2024, according to the state's Department of Finance, with increases in K-8 enrollment and the senior demographic contributing to the figure.

Oxnard police arrested gang member Juan Palomarez for illegal gun possession after a vehicle code violation led to a search and the discovery of two loaded firearms.

LAPD seeks the public's help in locating a suspect accused of murdering Menashe "Manny" Hidra in Valley Village, providing suspect details and a video.

House Republicans attempted to revoke California's clean car standards, opposed by Governor Newsom, who defended state's rights on environmental protection and public health.

Brawls at a monastery's New Year's event in Fontana led to the involvement of multiple law enforcement agencies and the eventual declaration of an unlawful assembly. No serious injuries were reported.

Authorities in Hesperia arrested Luis Padilla, seizing illegal weapons, drugs, and a stolen vehicle after executing a search warrant at his residence.

The arraignment for Mario Garcia-Aquino, charged with the murder of 13-year-old Oscar Hernandez and unrelated sexual assaults, has been postponed to June 18 amid case backlogs.

A student fired a gun from a backpack at Westside Global Awareness Magnet School, leading to a lockdown with no injuries. After a campus sweep, the lockdown was lifted. Parents later called for increased security measures.

A Navy vet was arrested in Chino for allegedly having bomb-making materials at a Motel 6. The suspect, Jorge Moreno, also had firearms and military training. His motives are unclear, and authorities are investigating.