"Operation Consequences" led by San Bernardino Sheriff’s Department resulted in 12 arrests and weapon and drug seizures, implementing new policies from Proposition 36.

Mayor Karen Bass speaks out after a federal court deemed the deployment of National Guard and U.S. Marines in Los Angeles illegal, affirming the city's stance against it.

A firefighter sustained minor burns while responding to a fire at a home in Chatsworth, with all occupants safely evacuated; the LA Fire Department successfully extinguished the blaze.

A tow truck driver in South LA, Bobby Nunez, was arrested for allegedly towing a law enforcement vehicle containing a firearm during an arrest operation.

The Powerball jackpot has reached $1.3 billion, with no winners since May 31. A ticket worth $1.38 million was sold in Sherman Oaks. The next draw is poised to be the fifth-largest in the game's history.

Local deputies captured a robbery suspect after a high-speed chase in Santa Clarita, ensuring public safety by ending the pursuit and later arresting the individual without incident.

Naked woman in standoff with LAPD after a car chase that began with a disturbance call in Bel-Air, causing traffic disruption on Sepulveda Blvd. Mental health professionals were involved.

A Santa Monica restaurant employee was stabbed in an unprovoked attack near the pier; the suspect, believed to be homeless, fled and remains at large.

An altercation led to a shooting near Giant Rock in Landers, with no injuries reported. The suspect is at large and the San Bernardino Sheriff’s Department is seeking public assistance.

A federal court granted California Governor Newsom an injunction against Trump's unauthorized deployment of military forces in Los Angeles, upholding constitutional norms.

A wedding crasher stole up to $100,000 from a California couple's celebration at a Glendale banquet hall, fleeing in a Mercedes after posing as a guest.

Two L.A. deputies were hospitalized after a crash involving a suspected DUI driver, who was later arrested for hit-and-run and possible DUI. The collision occurred at Vermont Avenue and West 98th Street.

A hazmat incident in Newport Beach led to evacuations and a large emergency response. Crews rescued a person and a dog; two people were hospitalized. The situation involved chemicals in a garage and was resolved later that day.