A person was stabbed at a Metro bus stop in Lynwood, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.

The attack was reported just after 11:15 a.m., the Los Angeles County Fire Department told KTLA, and deputies responded at 11:45 a.m. at the corner of Long Beach Boulevard and Norton Avenue.

While the Sheriff's Department told KTLA the attack occurred at a bus stop, L.A. County Supervisor Janice Hahn released a statement saying the victim was stabbed by another passenger while on the bus.

KTLA's Gene Kang reports on May 21, 2024.

Details: https://ktla.com/news/local-news/person-stabbed-at-metro-stop-in-lynwood/

A Norfolk Police officer is on administrative duty following a Halloween incident in Chesapeake.

WAVY Election Day Weather Update.

Boxer Keyshawn Davis spoke to students at Jacox Elementary School.

Whether you're headed out early to beat the crowd or making an after-work dash to vote, drivers should be mindful of potential congestion near their voting sites.

Super Doppler 10 Meteorologist Steve Fundaro has the latest weather forecast for the Hampton Roads viewing area.

First responders, retirees and members of the Navy SEAL community packed a Chesapeake church Monday to bid farewell to a man who is being remembered as a patriot and a true American hero.

Virginia Beach native Maurice "Mo" Joseph, 64, who died Oct. 9 after a brief battle with brain cancer, had a career full of heroic events, but it appears that one response, miles from home, is what led to his death.

ODU and NSU political analysts break down the presidential race on the eve of Election Day.

A Portsmouth woman and her four daughters are struggling to recover after a fire broke out Saturday night in their neighbor's apartment on Deep Creek Boulevard and Lincoln Street, making theirs unlivable.

10 On Your Side's Brett Hall reports

Election anxiety is real. Political rallies, cut throat commercials and non-stop texts, for many there is no escape from the campaign chaos.

A learning experience abroad will create a lifetime of memories for four medics hailing from Hassel, Germany.

Thanks to the decades-old Virginia Beach Emergency Medical Services Exchange Program, the group of Red Cross paramedics and EMTs will be able to tour hospitals, police, fire, rescue stations and even historical sites in Virginia for the next two weeks.

A Navy veteran who used to be a church pastor now uses a Chesapeake diner to serve up his ministry.

Joe McGourn, who has owned the Sunrise Breakfast Shoppe for nearly 30 years, is known as "Pastor Joe," and he provides food for the body and food for the soul. He gets plenty of regulars in his place — some just looking for eggs over easy, others looking to tackle hard times.