Gunfire erupted at a Lancaster barbershop near an LA Sheriff's Station; a man was run over but not shot, and the suspect was arrested with a firearm recovered.

LAFD extinguished a significant fire in South-Central LA within 31 minutes with no injuries; the blaze extended to the attic of a residential building.

Palm Desert Sheriff's deputies arrested 21-year-old James Jones for burglary after a resident reported suspicious activity and a subsequent search unveiled a nearby break-in.

The forecast for Los Angeles includes mixed weather with potential showers and sunny skies, and gradually warmer temperatures heading into the weekend and next week.

A woman in Southern California escaped an attempted kidnapping during her jog, aided by a passerby. The suspect, Vincent Dominguez, was later arrested and charged.

Kim Kardashian's SKIMS has launched its first flagship store in West Hollywood, with an adjacent temporary "SKIMS Drive-In" at Mel's Drive-In. The store features a minimalist design and a sculpture by Vanessa Beecroft.

Long Beach City Council approved the creation of the city's first amphitheater, managed by Legends / ASM Global, with a $14 million investment aimed for development, which includes extensive transport and capacity for 12,000 people.

Los Angeles Mayor Bass launches a plan to install solar streetlights in Filipinotown, aiming to improve public safety and tackle copper wire theft issues.

Four U.S. soldiers died in a training accident in Lithuania, including Sgt. Edvin F. Franco from Glendale. They went missing during a mission and were found in a submerged vehicle after a weeklong search.

Actor Val Kilmer, known for "Top Gun" and "Batman Forever," has died at 65 due to pneumonia after battling throat cancer.

Big Bear's eagle chicks, offspring of Jackie and Shadow, have been named Sunny and Gizmo after a vote involving elementary school students and 54,000 suggestions.

Santa Monica launched the SaMo Bridge program, offering a diversion for the homeless from the justice system to services, aiming for lasting solutions to minor infractions.

Los Angeles County plans to establish a new department to combat homelessness, transitioning away from the LAHSA amidst criticisms of inefficiency and lack of transparency.