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A bald eagle believed to be Jackie was rescued from water in Big Bear and is receiving care. Animal advocates confirmed it is likely Jackie, who was missing from her nest shared with mate Shadow. The rescue involved LA County Parks and the San Dimas Raptor Rescue Team.

A series of water main breaks in Los Angeles, including a 110-year-old 36-inch trunk line rupture in West Hollywood, have raised concerns about aging infrastructure. The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power reports 30% of water mains are over 80 years old, with officials and experts highlighting the need for modernization and the challenges of inspecting and repairing underground systems.

A B-52 Stratofortress crash at Edwards Air Force Base killed eight individuals, including Miles Middleton, a Boeing pilot and U.S. Air Force veteran. Middleton's family confirmed his presence on the flight but noted uncertainty about his role during the test mission. Military officials will release the names of all victims on Wednesday.

Nithya Raman has overtaken Spencer Pratt for second place in the Los Angeles mayoral race, with Raman receiving 27.12% of votes compared to Pratt's 26.69%. Karen Bass leads with 34.68% of votes and is projected to advance to the November runoff.

The Pasadena Police Department added K-9 Seeka, a 1-year-old Labrador Retriever trained for tracking and trailing, who is working on certification to locate missing individuals and suspects. Officer Daniel Velasquez, who previously worked with retired K-9 Edo, is training Seeka. Edo, who served seven years with the department, assisted in apprehending suspects and seizing over $300,000.

A 10-year-old boy was killed when a CAL FIRE truck collided with a vehicle in the Hemet Valley area while responding to a vegetation fire. Two other people and three firefighters were hospitalized with injuries ranging from minor to major, and the crash is under investigation.

The U.S. attorney’s office in Los Angeles opened multiple election fraud investigations into California’s elections and sent a prosecutor to observe ballot processing. President Donald Trump made baseless claims of fraud in California’s vote count, and a Republican candidate, Steve Hilton, called for changes to mail ballot laws.

An attempted kidnapping suspect was taken into custody after a car chase through Riverside County and Los Angeles County. Deputies stopped the suspect's white Prius near Rosemead Boulevard in South El Monte using an intervention technique, with no injuries reported and two children, not victims, removed from the vehicle.

The race for second place in the Los Angeles mayoral primary narrowed as Spencer Pratt led Nithya Raman by about 7,500 votes. Incumbent Mayor Karen Bass maintained a lead with 34.81% of the vote, while Pratt had 27.32% and Raman 26.21%. Raman previously had a 33,000-vote advantage over Pratt earlier in the week.

Six people were injured in a four-vehicle crash on Pierce Street near De Foe Avenue in Pacoima on Saturday. Officials reported three individuals in fair condition and others in good condition, with the Los Angeles Fire Department and Police Department responding to the incident.

Demonstrators blocked southbound lanes on Alameda between Temple and Aliso Street in downtown Los Angeles, prompting a traffic advisory and arrests by police. Drivers were urged to exercise caution due to delays caused by the protest.

A San Jacinto homeowner fatally shot an armed intruder at a residence near Heron Way and Wild Thyme Place after the intruder fired multiple shots during a confrontation. The intruder died from his wounds, and authorities are investigating while withholding his name pending family notification.

Officers chased a stolen pickup driver from Fontana into Los Angeles through freeways and streets. The driver, wanted in a possible carjacking, gestured out the vehicle's window and exited the freeway into southern LA County communities.

A former Los Angeles Police Department officer, Clifford Proctor, faced a dismissed murder charge after being accused of shooting and killing Brendon Glenn, a homeless man, in Venice in 2015. The case, which involved conflicting decisions by different district attorneys and a decade-long investigation, was dismissed by a judge due to lack of evidence showing malice, prompting the DA’s office to announce an appeal.

A 19-year-old San Bernardino man was arrested on suspicion of murder after allegedly driving a vehicle into a group of people in Riverside, killing one woman and injuring four others. The incident occurred following a party in Riverside’s Eastside neighborhood, with the suspect detained at the scene and booked into a detention center on a murder charge.

Three U.S. citizens, including two from California, were arrested for allegedly conspiring to provide material support to ISIS by sending over $2,000 to a suspected group member and planning to purchase drones and rocket-propelled grenades for attacks against American service members. The suspects communicated via Discord and other platforms, pledged allegiance to ISIS, and discussed targeting U.S. military personnel overseas.

A military helicopter training exercise occurred in the City of Industry on Thursday night, involving the Puente Hills Mall and simulated weapons fire. Similar exercises were reported in other Southern California communities, with officials warning residents about potential noise and activity.

The primary election for Los Angeles mayor remains too close to call, with Nithya Raman gaining ground on Spencer Pratt as both vie for the November runoff against Karen Bass. Vote counting continues, with final results delayed due to outstanding ballots, and California Secretary of State Shirley Weber emphasizes accuracy in the process.

Eunisses Hernandez declared victory in the primary for Los Angeles Council District 1 with 54.35% of the vote, leading Maria Lou Calanche by 9,835 votes. Hernandez highlighted achievements like the Sanctuary City ordinance and MacArthur Park improvements, and was endorsed by Democratic Socialist of America Los Angeles Chapter and Working Families Party.

Nithya Raman reduced her deficit to Spencer Pratt in the Los Angeles mayor's primary, with the latest count showing Raman receiving 23,000 votes (24.9%) and Pratt 28.2%. Pratt's lead decreased from 33,000 to 20,672 votes, while Karen Bass secured 35% of the vote to qualify for the November runoff. Over 1.6 million ballots have been counted, with 543,000 remaining.