Two suspects were arrested for drug-related charges after a teen was hospitalized from ingesting psilocybin mushrooms in Joshua Tree. An 80-pound mushroom operation, firearms, and other drugs were seized.

California Governor Gavin Newsom welcomes 72 Mexican firefighters to help combat wildfires in Los Angeles, exemplifying international collaboration in crisis response.

The LAFD fought a fire at a strip mall in Central-Alameda, tactically battling the blaze through a roof collapse until declaring it extinguished in 75 minutes with no injuries.

Deputies arrested two men, Delfino Cervantes and Marcelo Lozada, for illegally dumping debris at Lake Mathews. The community is reminded to report such crimes.

Governor Gavin Newsom signs an executive order to speed up the rebuilding process for fire victims in Southern California by suspending certain state regulations.

Los Angeles County extends smoke advisory due to wildfires until January 12, 2025, cautioning residents about poor air quality and recommending protective measures like staying indoors and minimizing outdoor activities.

Governor Newsom announced tax relief for Los Angeles wildfire victims, delaying 2024 tax return and payment deadlines from January 7 to October 15, 2025.

Officers responded to reports of gunfire in Long Beach, finding a man targeted by a shooter who fled; no injuries were reported.

A woman was arrested for arson near a California state park; wildfires and critical fire warnings persist in Southern California, with multiple parks closed.

Los Angeles Fire Chief Kristin Crowley criticized funding cuts to LAFD amidst wildfires, but after a meeting with Mayor Karen Bass, who supported Crowley, it was clarified that the department budget increased overall.

Jaylin Edwards was sentenced to over 64 years in prison for a 2019 shooting that injured a girl and her mother in Port Hueneme. The girl is now paralyzed and cognitively impaired.

Long Beach officials warn of potential scams targeting those wishing to aid wildfire victims and advise donation through reputable organizations to prevent fraud.

Michelle Mack was sentenced to over 5 years in prison for leading a multi-million-dollar retail theft ring in California.