A Lancaster man is accused of using a drone to deliver narcotics, resulting in a fatal overdose, and faces potential life imprisonment if convicted on multiple charges.

Firefighters in Los Angeles contained a blaze at a commercial building in South Park, with no reported injuries and 66 personnel involved in the response.

Two LAPD officers sustained minor injuries following a crash during the pursuit of a carjacking suspect in Westlake, Los Angeles. The suspect escaped and the officers are hospitalized but stable.

Long Beach police had a busy night with no-hit shootings and a standoff. Two separate shootings resulted in no injuries, but evidence was found. SWAT resolved a standoff with a vandalism suspect, who was then charged with obstruction.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass signs a directive to improve city infrastructure, including street repairs and park clean-ups, as LA prepares for international events.

Relatives advocate for the Menendez brothers' release as the LA District Attorney reviews new evidence and societal attitudes towards abuse, possibly impacting their life sentences for parental murder.

California increases healthcare workers' minimum wage to $18-$23 based on location and facility size, aiming to improve workforce retention and recruitment.

Saul C Nava was convicted of the first-degree murder and torture of Alisen Takacs-Escobar, among other felony charges.

El Dorado Nature Center in Long Beach announces its third annual Howl-o-ween Festival with trick-or-treating, animal education, and family activities on October 19. Mayor and Councilman show support.

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'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.

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.

A woman was shot by her ex-boyfriend, who then took his own life, in Bellflower, hours after she obtained a restraining order against him. Her son was also shot but survived.