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CAL FIRE reports the Henderson Fire 20% contained at 2,080 acres; the Scales Fire is stopped at about 20 acres.

Chief Robert Rodriguez says SAPD was not assisting immigration enforcement and that officers found probable cause for felony stalking.

ABC7 reports no arrests; OCSD says it does not believe there is a threat to the public.

Police arrest Alejandro Santiesteban Jr. and Jade Anguiano, both 22, of Westminster, on arson-related charges.

Lopez gives his first interview about the arrest to Voice of OC and The Santanero.

Co-defendant Tamie Sue Walker attends a court conference per docket 26WF3430; she remains on one misdemeanor count (PC 148(a)(1)), released on her own recognizance. Next court date set for December 16, 2026.

Both defendants arraigned in OC Superior Court case 26HF2081; no plea entered at either hearing. Rojas is charged with felony murder (PC 187(a)); Aiden Deciderio is charged with felony vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence (PC 192(c)(1)). Charged, not convicted.

About 1:45 p.m. Oct. 1: CSUF PD says it identified, located and questioned the suspect and that there is no ongoing campus threat; no charges pending.

Coast Guard Sector LA-LB activates the Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund and hires a cleanup contractor; maximum fuel/oil capacity put at about 520 gallons, discharge amount and cause under investigation.

Gov. Gavin Newsom signs SB 1167 (Blakespear), AB 2346 (Wilson/Berman), and AB 2595: SB 1167 bars devices exceeding throttle 20 mph / pedal-assist 28 mph from being marketed as e-bikes, reclassifying them as mopeds or motor-driven cycles requiring registration and a license, effective Jan. 1, 2027; AB 2346 requires speedometers on Class 2 units sold from Jan. 1, 2029 and sets a 10 mph sidewalk limit; AB 2595 allows San Mateo County cities to optionally bar under-12s from Class 1 and 2 e-bikes.

KTLA, MyNewsLA, Patch and the Orange County Tribune report the death; the vehicle is described as a tan 2012 Chevrolet Suburban. No arrest announced.

MyNewsLA reports Swanson charged with murder and felony assault with force likely to produce great bodily injury, plus misdemeanor battery, in the death of Joshua Lee Long. No OCDA press release or case number independently confirmed. Report also notes Swanson had been booked Sept. 9 (released Sept. 19) and again Sept. 23 (released Sept. 24, the day of the killing). No motive or connection to Long established.

The Orange County Sheriff-Coroner identifies the passenger as Maria Salgado Azucena, 66; GGPD asks witnesses to call (714) 741-5823. No arrest announced.

KTLA reports the victims' identities; CHP says whether drugs or alcohol were a factor remains unclear.

Irvine PD publishes the arrest, releases his photo and asks possible additional victims to come forward.

The second victim is identified by family as Alexis "Lexi" Kramer, 22, of Lakeland, Florida; Newport Beach police confirm Wehr was stopped by an officer about five hours before the crash.

OCSD issues its release on the fatal collision, withholding the victim's name pending next-of-kin notification and asking witnesses to contact the Major Accident Investigation Team.

KTLA identifies the victim as Robert Fore, 72, and interviews family; no citation or arrest of the driver is reported.

OC Register publishes the names of the five men booked on suspicion of grand theft and conspiracy, and reports two firearms and more than $105,000 in cash were seized with the converters.

NBC LA airs interviews with the Delgado and Flores families; the fourth teen remains in critical condition and CHP has not named a driver.

Arraignment scheduled at West Justice Center, Westminster — next court milestone.

Arraignment scheduled at Harbor Justice Center, Newport Beach. Plea expected.

Tustin officers responding to a domestic-violence welfare call at the Briarwood Apartments, 1400 block of Walnut Avenue, find a woman dead inside and fatally shoot a man who police say advanced on them with a knife.

KTLA reports on the fatal collision, naming Atwood Sr. as the victim and Biedebach as the arrested suspect; MAIT investigation confirmed ongoing.

OCSD arrests Anthony Konstantine Kalomas, 85, of San Juan Capistrano and books him on felony hit-and-run (VC 20001(a)).

Preliminary hearing scheduled in San Bernardino County Superior Court. Judge to determine whether sufficient evidence exists to send Jianquan Bo to trial.

Irvine PD releases critical-incident video compilation including 911 audio and body-camera footage. Eight gunshots from two officers are audible. IPD and OCDA state the investigation may take up to a year; officers remain unnamed.

Last situation update: no additional in-custody deaths reported; autopsies and OCDA investigations ongoing in both cases.

Voice of OC reports that La Habra officials' updates on the Shepard Bros. reaction and a separate recent fire left the cause of the chemical cloud unanswered.

Cal Fire declares the Gibby Fire 100% contained at 3:55 p.m. Sept. 13 at 230 acres (98% on Sept. 11); cause remains under investigation.