Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and Councilmember Monica Rodriguez conducted an Inside Safe operation in Pacoima, relocating over 15 homeless individuals and cleaning up makeshift homes. Over 450 people have been sheltered citywide since January.

The LA County Sheriff seeks public aid in a Pico Rivera homicide case where German Gomez Medina was shot, involving a vehicle with occupants wearing "P" caps.

Two men were arrested in Serbia for allegedly stalking and harassing a Chinese President critic in LA, following an international operation and U.S. complaint.

Two officers were assaulted during a brawl at Entrepreneur High School in Highland; several students and adults were involved, with some arrests made.

Federal and local authorities conducted a raid at a Pomona auto shop due to a narcotics-related warrant. The area's recent raids have sparked community concern, but details and arrests from the operation are unconfirmed.

Rain and chilly conditions are expected in Los Angeles today, with a high near 61 degrees and winds up to 15 mph. There's an 80% chance of rain, but skies may clear later in the evening.

The LA Budget and Finance Committee are reviewing Mayor Bass' proposed $13.9 billion budget, aiming at layoffs and increased spending to reduce the deficit.

A San Gabriel woman, Chaoyan Zhang, faces up to 40 years in prison for trafficking counterfeit luxury goods. She allegedly sold fake items branded as Gucci and Louis Vuitton.

Rickie Ann Hudson was arrested for burglary at a Vons in Fillmore after allegedly stealing liquor and hiding in a nearby encampment. The stolen items were recovered.

A South Bay man, Leslie Anthony Bailey, pleaded guilty to federal charges of sex trafficking by force and coercion, having exploited a woman's fentanyl addiction for prostitution and committed rape.

Martín Majín León, a Pomona barber previously deported and who re-entered the U.S. illegally, was detained by federal agents but later released. His family now faces a complex immigration court case.

32 individuals charged with illegal re-entry into the U.S. as part of Operation Take Back America, with some facing severe penalties due to past felonies.

DA Erik Nasarenko opposes Andrew Luster's early release, citing the threat he poses. Luster was convicted of rape in 2003, had his sentence reduced in 2013, and is set for a parole hearing in 2025. Victims also adamantly oppose his release.