9 inmate deaths already this year bring renewed scrutiny of L.A. County jail conditions

02/11/26 11:00 AM

Facing a pending lawsuit from the California Attorney General's office over dire conditions in the jail system, officials at the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said they are taking steps to improve the intake process and screen for health issues amid a recent spate of deaths.

Activists celebrate as immigration agents depart Terminal Island. 'The people kicked them out'

02/14/26 2:00 PM

Federal immigration agents departed from the Coast Guard site at Terminal Island in San Pedro, which they had used as a base for months while the Trump administration conducted immigration raids across Southern California.

Amherst girls basketball hosts girls and women in sports night

02/14/26 1:03 AM

AMHERST, N.Y. (WIVB) -- “It’s just really cool seeing all the different women that have made a positive impact on our lives,” Amherst captain Taryn Ashley said. “We just want to appreciate all that they’ve done for us.” As women’s sports continue to gain traction nationwide, the Amherst Tigers women’s basketball team took time to [...]

Arellano: By running for mayor, Nithya Raman will learn how left L.A. really is — or isn't

02/09/26 11:00 AM

On the last day of January, hundreds of people filled the pews of Immanuel Presbyterian Church in Koreatown to hear not the word of God but the gospel of the Democratic Socialists of America.

Arellano: Trump's deportations are losing him the 'Mexican Beverly Hills'

02/12/26 11:00 AM

Carlos Aranibar is a former Downey public works commissioner and remains involved in local Democratic politics.

Arrests made after $1.5-million Burbank home sells without the owner or buyer being aware

02/12/26 9:37 PM

A licensed real estate broker and three others allegedly set up the sale of a Burbank home, and both the owner and buyer were unaware of the $1.5-million transaction.

As a Colorado River deadline passes, reservoirs keep declining

02/14/26 12:02 AM

Seven states have missed a federal deadline to reach a water deal on the Colorado River. They remain divided how to cut water use.

Attorneys for Tops shooter continue argument to move federal trial out of Buffalo

02/13/26 7:55 PM

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Attorneys representing racist Tops mass shooter Payton Gendron continued their argument to move his federal trial outside of Buffalo. During a Friday court hearing Judge Lawrence Vilardo ruled that the trial will not happen in New York City amid a push from attorneys to move the trial out of town, citing [...]

Ballot proposal may change how pay is set for L.A. County sheriff's deputies, firefighters

02/11/26 11:00 AM

County supervisors are crafting a proposal for a November ballot measure that would shift final say in public safety labor contracts to an arbitration panel.

Bikinis and booze: Garden Grove cafe had more on the menu than allowed, police say

02/09/26 7:38 PM

Seventeen people were arrested after police said a coffee shop in Garden Grove was operating as a 'bikini cafe.'