A man was fatally shot in a Hawthorne liquor store parking lot, with police detaining one individual and seeking other suspects. The victim's identity has not been released.

A man was arrested for the murder of Karla Terron, whose burned body was found in 2022. The extensive investigation is ongoing, with authorities urging public assistance.

A fire in a Boyle Heights commercial building was controlled in 48 minutes by over 70 LAFD firefighters, with no injuries and no cause or damage details yet released.

A significant fire broke out at an Anaheim strip mall, affecting multiple businesses including an adult entertainment club. No injuries were reported, and the cause remains unknown.

Jameson Paul Johnson was sentenced to 62 years to life for sexually abusing and raping a child over several years while part of Ventura's transient community.

Ike Souzer has been sentenced to three years in prison for violating probation after escaping a halfway house.

A man was stabbed after a dispute in Long Beach; the suspect remains at large. In a separate incident, LBPD apprehended a suspect and seized a firearm on Hathaway Avenue.

A former GM manager, Hyoung Nam So, was sentenced to two years in prison for accepting a $5 million bribe to award a $100 million contract to a South Korean firm.

Two Mexican nationals were sentenced to ten years in prison for attempting to sell over a million fentanyl pills after pleading guilty to federal charges.

Seoul-based Hojokban, known for modern Korean dishes, is set to open in LA's Arts District in 2025, bringing its popular cuisine like deconstructed galbi and viral Shin Ramyun fried rice to the local food scene.

LAFD extinguished a commercial building fire in Van Nuys, with no injuries reported. The fire, which started around 1:33 AM, was contained swiftly.

Two foreign nationals are charged with an armed robbery of a $1 million watch in Beverly Hills; one suspect's firearm was once owned by infamous killer Christopher Dorner.

Los Angeles police arrest two suspects linked to a wave of burglaries in the San Fernando Valley, with the LAPD Chief expressing hope that these arrests will help reduce crime rates.