Los Angeles will see a slight chance of rain tonight and tomorrow morning, followed by clearing skies and cooler temperatures. Sunny weather with highs in the mid-60s is expected to return for the rest of the weekend into the next week.

A woman was shot in her car in downtown Los Angeles; police are seeking help to find the male suspect who wore a yellow vest and rode a moped. The victim is hospitalized and stable.

Santa Ana Police are searching for Benedicto Quinonez, accused of sexually assaulting a 4-year-old at Madison Park and have requested public assistance.

LAFD responded to a fallen billboard at 5858 S Broadway St, with no injuries or damage to nearby homes reported. The situation was static and under control, with plans for the billboard's owner to handle removal.

Brea Olinda High School closed due to an "unspecified threat" on social media, with an investigation launched by local police. Classes and activities were canceled for the day.

Actress Chanel Banks' family rejects LAPD's claim of her being found, continues their search with a private investigator despite the case's official closure.

Los Angeles police arrested Kenneth Woolfolk, suspected of multiple sexual assaults, asking potential victims to come forward as they continue investigating his alleged crimes.

LAFD halted a brush fire in Pacific Palisades that burned about one acre, with no damage or injuries reported. Firefighters contained the fire within an hour and remained on site for mop-up operations. No evacuations were ordered.

A Heritage High School teacher in Menifee was arrested for alleged child abuse after a physical altercation with a student, resulting in minor injuries.

Alan W. Filion pleaded guilty to federal charges for engaging in "swatting," which involved over 375 false reports and could lead to five years of imprisonment per count.

Tekquan Alexander was convicted of torturing and inflicting debilitating injuries on his 4-year-old daughter in Thousand Oaks, facing seven years to life in prison.

A Ventura County man received a 55-year sentence for child molestation, with convictions involving multiple victims and severe offenses between 2003 and 2011.

Two Ventura County men were arrested for fraud and forgery, involving various crimes and financial losses, with weapons also seized. The investigation and arrests were carried out by the Fillmore Bureau of Investigation, with public cooperation.