Los Angeles is set to experience typical late summer weather with a pattern of morning fog and sunny afternoons, and temperatures ranging from the low 60s at night to mid-80s during the day.

An abandoned Hollywood Hills mansion, linked to the son of the Phillies owner, is a graffiti-covered, squatting site, raising local safety and property concerns.

About 50 juveniles on bicycles ransacked a 7-Eleven in West Los Angeles, fleeing before LAPD arrived; the incident reflects a pattern of similar events in the area. New legislation aims to curb such crimes.

California Governor Newsom signed a law to protect minors from addictive social media content, requiring parental consent, to take effect in 2027. Critics raise privacy concerns over the law.

A manhunt for a shooting suspect led to a lockdown at a middle school and a motel evacuation in Santa Paula, with authorities searching for 34-year-old Maximo Hernandez.

Four men were arrested in connection with a September 7 stabbing in Moorpark following a detailed investigation, with various charges filed against them.

Victorville man Claudio Betancourt was arrested in a sting for attempting to meet a "14-year-old girl" for sex, who was actually an undercover officer.

Long Beach Airport receives a $680,851 federal grant for six electric vehicles and two solar-powered stations, supporting sustainable aviation under the FAA's Zero Emissions Vehicle program.

A West Los Angeles counselor, Julie Tichon, was charged with having a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old student. She faces felony counts and was released pending a court hearing.

Marqueece Harris-Dawson became the LA City Council President, taking over from term-limited Paul Krekorian, to address homelessness and housing. Mayor Bass supports his leadership.

A man with a criminal history in Romania was sentenced to five years in a U.S. federal prison for identity theft and defrauding public assistance funds.

Ramiro Favela Benitez was arrested in Coachella for allegedly attempting to sexually exploit a minor, following an investigation involving local law enforcement and an anti-human trafficking task force.

The LA County Department of Public Health warns of high bacterial levels at various beaches, advising against water activities where unsafe conditions are found. Some areas have been cleared.