An 18-year-old named Isaac Gonzalez was fatally shot in Coachella; a 16-year-old has been arrested for murder, robbery, and conspiracy. The investigation is ongoing, with authorities seeking information.

A pedestrian was critically injured in a hit and run incident in San Jacinto on October 24. Authorities seek public help in finding the driver of a small westbound vehicle.

The LAFD released a Halloween safety checklist on their website advising on decoration, costume safety, and treat inspection to prevent accidents during the festivities.

A Westwood traffic collision left two people trapped and five injured. The incident occurred on S Veteran Ave, with LAFD responders freeing the trapped and transporting all to hospitals. Details on the collision's cause are pending investigation.

The weather in Los Angeles will be mostly sunny with moderate temperatures, but rain is expected on Saturday, according to the National Weather Service.

LAPD arrested 3 men for Woodland Hills "Follow Away Robberies," including an assault and armed robbery. Suspects used a black BMW and two pistols were recovered.

Two men were convicted for the armed robbery of an off-duty Secret Service agent in Tustin, with one suspect receiving 35 years to life and another facing six years.

Governor Newsom announces over $827 million to aid local California communities in fighting homelessness, with strict accountability and transparency measures.

Los Angeles attorney Milton C. Grimes pleads guilty to evading over $4 million in income taxes, involving maneuvers to hide income and avoid IRS levies. He faces a potential 22-month sentence.

One person died in a multi-vehicle crash on the 405 Freeway in Carson, potentially caused by a wrong-way driver, with another critically injured. The freeway was closed for hours during the investigation.

Seven inmates from LA's Men's Central Jail were hospitalized after exposure to an unknown substance, with one critical and six serious; LAFD responded to the incident, but the cause remains unidentified.

Rancho Palos Verdes residents affected by land movement have a new $42 million buyout program available, offering market value compensation for damaged properties.

A man was arrested after stealing from three stores and leading Upland Police on a chase, threatening to pull a knife on loss prevention officers and facing robbery and evading charges.