Pasadena police are investigating the sexual assault of a 12-year-old girl at a bus stop near the Metro Lake Avenue station, with the suspect fleeing on a bicycle.

Los Angeles will experience varied weather next week, starting with fog and a slight chance of rain, with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures around 72 degrees. Rain chances increase over the weekend, with a mostly sunny Thanksgiving forecasted.

The Manhattan Beach Police reported weekly stats, including 720 service calls, 8 arrests, and 16 traffic collisions. Multiple crimes were mentioned including two auto thefts and a burglary, with ongoing investigations.

A Santa Clarita man received an 8-year sentence for leading a darknet drug trafficking ring, distributing narcotics nationwide, with convictions also for his associates.

Cristian Fernando Gutierrez-Ochoa, linked to CJNG, was arrested in CA for drug trafficking and money laundering after faking his death and living under a false identity.

The LAPD is looking for a man after a woman was shot while renting a scooter in Hollywood; the suspect is described as a Hispanic male in his 20s, and the victim survived.

A driver died in a fiery crash after colliding with a light pole in Redondo Beach; a female passenger sustained minor injuries. An investigation is ongoing.

No charges were filed against William Vandenbush, arrested in a vigilante-led sting for sending harmful matter to a minor, as more evidence was needed.

Six juveniles were arrested in Moorpark for robbery and other crimes after an incident at a residence; the Sheriff's Office provided details and an investigation led by Deputy K. Jackson ensued.

A 41-year-old man, Bradley Allen Proudfoot, was killed after being hit by two cars while riding his bike in Santa Monica. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

The Long Beach Police Department is investigating a shooting at Anaheim Street and Orange Avenue, where no injuries were reported and suspects fled the scene.

The East Anaheim Plaza in Long Beach has reopened after a fire two years ago, with a celebration attended by the city's mayor, officials, and residents.

A new mural named "The Light of Many Suns" was unveiled at Jackie Robinson Park in Sun Village, celebrating the African American heritage in the area. The community-funded art was created through collaboration and reflects local history.