TSA removes chairs for officers at airport checkpoints
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Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers will no longer be allowed to sit while checking passenger IDs at U.S. airport checkpoints. The American Federation of Government Employees TSA Council 100, the union representing the officers, confirmed the removal of chairs from checkpoints and strongly criticized the decision. The union called the move a "disregard for workers' rights and safety," highlighting that the chairs provided essential ergonomic and physical support for officers who stand and walk on hard surfaces all day.

Search underway for 4 missing children from Reseda
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Four children between the ages of 1 and 9 are missing after allegedly being taken from their Reseda home by their biological mother in violation of a court order.

South LA mom arrested after baby found dead in dumpster
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Relatives alerted police after news reports noted the infant had six toes on her left foot, a rare trait matching their granddaughter, exposing a series of fabricated stories from the mother.

Mid-air terror? Co-pilot stabs captain mid-flight
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A disturbing emergency unfolded at 30,000 feet on a Flydubai flight from the United Arab Emirates to Israel when a co-pilot allegedly stabbed the aircraft's captain in what authorities are investigating as a potential terrorist act.

Takiyah Babers: South LA mother arrested after 4-month-old found dead in dumpster

LAPD detectives are preparing to present murder charges against 19-year-old Takiyah Babers following the discovery of her four-month-old baby girl inside a South Los Angeles dumpster.

Christa Gail Pike’s Tennessee execution halted by federal appeals court

Christa Gail Pike’s scheduled execution in Tennessee was halted Wednesday by a federal appeals court about an hour before it was set to begin.

Amber Alert: LAPD searching for 4 children allegedly taken by mother from Reseda home

Authorities are searching for four children aged 1 to 9 after they were allegedly abducted from their Reseda home by their biological mother, Mehrangez Sangalieva.

Vigil held for baby found in South LA dumpster
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A 19-year-old mother is in custody after her four-month-old infant, identified by family as baby Luna, was found inside a dumpster in South Los Angeles.

Amber Alert: Four children missing in Reseda
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Four children ranging in age from 1 to 9 are missing after police say they were last seen leaving their Reseda home with their biological mother.

US ends Operation Inherent Resolve in Iraq after 12 years

U.S. forces have completed their withdrawal from Erbil Air Base, formally ending the U.S. military mission in Iraq under Operation Inherent Resolve after over a decade  of counter-ISIS operations, U.S. Central Command announced Wednesday. 

Kamala Harris at SHE LEADS conference in LA
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Former Vice President Kamala Harris spoke at the 3rd annual SHE LEADS conference in Los Angeles.

Cartels using 'horse slaughter pipeline' to smuggle illegal drugs
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Drug cartels are utilizing "the horse slaughter pipeline" to smuggle illicit substances and traffic humans across the southern border—a crisis directly impacting Southern California. Actress and horse sanctuary founder Dawn Olivieri (Yellowstone) and Tawnee Preisner of Horse Plus Humane Society joined FOX 11 to expose how these operations work and the severe health risks involved.

Mother arrested in death of 4-month-old infant
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A 19-year-old mother has been arrested on suspicion of murder after her 4-month-old baby girl was found in a dumpster. 

Magic Mountain's X2 coaster closed forever
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Six Flags Magic Mountain is permanently retiring its iconic X2 roller coaster after nearly two decades of operation. The park president cited guest confidence concerns, while a law firm recently filed lawsuits alleging severe brain injuries suffered by riders.

Cornell fraternity gang rape case reopened
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According to court documents, the alleged victim ("Jane Doe") claims the suspects involved were given the the opportunity to "mitigate their conduct by submitting essays to Cornell." Cornell University issued a statement denying the claims the suspects were given the option to write an essay.