Sudanese Siblings Charged for Alleged Cyberattacks on Los Angeles Infrastructure, Part of Global DDoS Rampage
Two Sudanese nationals are charged for leading the cybercriminal group Anonymous Sudan, which conducted thousands of DDoS attacks, affecting infrastructure worldwide, including emergency services in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles City Attorney Declines to File Charges in Racist Recording Scandal Involving Former Council President
Los Angeles City Attorney's office found "insufficient evidence" to file charges in the racist recording scandal involving former council president Nury Martinez. No further individuals have been named or charged.
39 Additional UC Irvine Protestors Face Charges for Unlawful Assembly in Orange County
Thirty-nine additional protestors from UC Irvine charged for not dispersing during a protest, on top of ten previously charged. They face misdemeanors as the DA emphasizes peaceful assembly rights but not tolerating criminal acts.
Perris Brothers Arrested with Arsenal and Drugs, Riverside County Sheriff’s Department Uncovers Weapon Stash and Marijuana
In Perris, two brothers were arrested for weapons charges after deputies found guns and marijuana at their home. The seizure included military-grade gear and processed narcotics worth approximately $73,000.
Los Angeles Embraces Mild Temperate Weather and Foggy Mornings Before Sunny Days Ahead
Los Angeles expects a shift from cloudy to mostly sunny with a high near 71 and light evening drizzle. The city might experience light rain Thursday with a 20-30% chance, but mostly sunny days and clear nights lie ahead.












