The arrests were made for varying offenses, with most of the charges for narcotic possession. The reported injuries were minor for the most part.
More than 16,000 people, all at least 18 years old, attended the event.
The safety of raves has come into question following the Electric Daisy Carnival in June, when a teenager died of an overdose and 200 people were hospitalized.
"The message is getting out. We want people to come here and have a good time but have a safe time," said /*Los Angeles Fire Department*/ Batt. Chief Michael Bowman.
Police and first responders were on hand to ensure the safety of rave-goers, including drug sniffing dogs, undercover officers and a doctor.
City News Service contributed to this report.
