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Sam Rubin, the face of entertainment reporting on L.A. TV for more than 30 years, died suddenly at 64. Plus, a mysterious, creepy hidden camera is discovered in Chino Hills. We now know what could get cut to balance the state budget. And we say
The mayor's homelessness program, Inside Safe, faces new scrutiny from the City Council. The police are looking for a Peeping Tom who has been terrorizing women across the Westside. And student journalists shine at USC as professional media are
Shohei Ohtani’s ex-interpreter has agreed to plead guilty to two federal charges for stealing nearly $17 million from the Dodger star. Plus, officials tout safety improvements along Pacific Coast Highway, USC starts their graduation ceremonies,
Law enforcement is turning to facial recognition technology to identify the counter-protestors who attacked the UCLA encampment. Plus, lawmakers want to know where all the money to combat homelessness is actually going and another step is neede
UCLA moved classes to a remote format for the remainder of the week as protests continue on campus. Plus, pro-Palestinian demonstrators set up camp at Pomona College, a UC Riverside student is banned from campus after police said they found an
360 L.A. Metro bus drivers didn't show up to work Friday in what is being called an organized "sick out" labor action. Meanwhile, there are more concerns surrounding Mayor Bass' proposed L.A. budget. Long Beach has declared a health emergency a
Over 200 protestors were arrested at UCLA Thursday morning. We hear reactions from students, Mayor Karen Bass, and L.A. District Attorney George Gascon, who said “very few” protestors are likely to face felony charges. The L.A. Local is sponsor
The protests at UCLA turned violent overnight and classes were cancelled Wednesday. The UC president vows an investigation, and the mayor and governor issue statements but don't take questions. We'll dig into what comes next. Plus, a quake hits
Scary moments on the Expo line when a Metro train hit a USC shuttle bus, injuring more than 50 people. Plus, the campus protests persist - how did they spread across the country so quickly? And L.A. could soon ban cashless businesses - good ide
Pro-Palestinian protesters say they will meet with the USC president. Meanwhile, a protester pulls a taser, causing chaos at UCLA. Mayor Bass is in Washington, but says she might have to cut her trip short if the demonstrations escalate. And L.
Is the reversal of Harvey Weinstein's New York conviction a one-off technicality or a sign of things to come? We talk to a campus reporter on the ground for the USC protests about the role of campus security, and how students are feeling about
USC has cancelled its main graduation ceremony following mass arrests, and protests expand to UCLA's campus in a reflection of nationwide unrest. Mayor Bass's home will have more security after a break-in over the weekend. And Harvey Weinstein
The L.A. County Sheriff's department has made an arrest in the shooting of one of their own, in the back, as he sat at a red light. Plus, LAPD steps up patrols on Metro after the stabbing death of a woman near Universal City. Topanga Canyon bus
There are still many questions about the break-in at Mayor Bass's residence over the weekend, and it comes as her budget includes cuts to spending on public safety and homelessness. Plus, a woman is brutally stabbed to death on Metro near Unive
Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court takes a case that could affect the power cities have to ban homeless people from sleeping on the streets. We talk about the possible implications for L.A. Plus, an update on the body found in an abandoned stolen U
A body was found wrapped in a tarp in the back of a stolen U-Haul in Mid City and the police are trying to figure out who it was and how he or she died. Plus, Topanga Canyon has been closed for 5 weeks, and we now know it might not re-open unti
At a KNX News Town Hall on public safety in L.A., Mayor Karen Bass responded to a listener's question about the 311 system with a promise to fix it - plus other highlights from Bass's first broadcast town hall. Also, a survey shows Angelenos ar
Police said a Newport Beach homeowner shot and wounded a suspect who entered his home overnight. Plus, a South L.A. group wants an emergency task force after a teen's deadly shooting, Mayor Karen Bass delivered her State of the City address, an
New details have come out about the brutal attacks on two women at the Venice Canals. Plus, a pilotand his dog walked away from a plane crash in Palos Verdes, California is suing Huntington Beach over a voter ID measure, and the first weekend o
A suspect is arrested in the brutal beatings and sex assaults of two women near the Venice canals, and a city lawmaker unloads about public safety in L.A. Plus, Shohei Ohtani's interpreter is out on bail - on the condition he gets treated for g
OJ Simpson's death dredges up memories of the 'trial of the century' and its impact on Los Angeles and the global media. And Shohei Ohtani's former interpreter is now facing up to 30 years in prison as the feds quickly come down with charges. T
The woman who threw her children out of a moving car on the 405 before crashing her Porsche in Redondo Beach was an astrology influencer who was upset about the eclipse, according to an L.A. Times report. Plus, two women are knocked unconscious
Six years after Orange County college student Blaze Bernstein was murdered, the hate crime murder trial of his alleged killer and one-time friend begins. Plus, SAG-AFTRA wants the law to pick up where negotiations left off when it comes to AI.
Only 55% of the sun was obscured, but Angelenos took to the streets and the parks for the shared experience of a solar eclipse. A baby is found dead with another child on the 405; how did they get there? Why dog breeding could be curtailed in L
A fire at a clothing faciilty could be seen for miles around downtown LA, we'll meet the robotic firefighter that helped put it out. Plus, SoCal reacts to New York not knowing how to react to an earthquake. And 99 Cents Only, based in the City
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