Chino police officer embraces being a 'change maker' full-time
Corporal Ryan Tillman is the focus of a new documentary on his efforts to bridge the gap between cops and the community. FOX 11's Christine Devine shares his story.
LA Rams, Fulfillment Fund host event to raise money for Kenny Washington memorial scholarship
The Fulfillment Fund held a fundraising event called "Sip and Celebrate" at SoFi Stadium Thursday.
Mother's Day Milestone: Nonprofit helps woman who lived on streets move into apartment
A woman previously living on the streets will be able to celebrate Mother's Day under the roof of her own apartment with her two kids thanks to a local nonprofit.
Ryan Twyman: Former deputy pleads not guilty in deadly shooting of unarmed Black man shot at 34 times
Andrew Lyons, 37, is charged with one felony count of voluntary manslaughter and two felony counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm stemming from the June 16, 2019, shooting of Ryan Twyman, 24.
California parents, students protest high school's plans to cut honors classes for equity reasons
All 11th-grade History and English honors courses at the school were set to be eliminated.
Gov. Newsom proclaim Apr. 2022 as 'Arab-American Heritage Month'
With more than 715,000 residents of Arab descent, California has the largest Arab-American population in the country. On Friday, Gov. Newsom proclaimed April 2022 as “Arab-American Heritage Month.”
Community Champions: LA Conservation Corps beautifies our neighborhoods
The LA Conservations Corps is providing jobs to young people and getting the nonprofit's crew members to beautify our neighborhoods.
Cheers for Ketanji Brown Jackson as Biden declares 'moment of real change'
With President Joe Biden at her side, Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson delivered emotional remarks at the White House a day after the Senate approved her Supreme Court nomination.
The Homeboy Way: Global business exec volunteering at nonprofit aimed at gang intervention
FOX 11's Christine Devine got a chance to speak with Thomas Vozzo of Homeboy Industries. Vozzo is a global business executive who went on to volunteer at the nonprofit aimed at gang intervention and rehabilitation.
Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmed to Supreme Court, making history as 1st Black female
Ketanji Brown Jackson has been confirmed by the Senate as the first Black female to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court.
California city to give universal income to transgender, nonbinary residents regardless of earnings
Transgender residents in one California city are eligible to receive a universal basic income of up to $900 per month solely for identifying as transgender or nonbinary — no strings attached.
USC dedicates rock garden in hopes of easing pain of racism against Japanese-American students in 1940s
USC is dedicating a rock garden to families of Nissei or first-generation Japanese-American students who were targets of racism in the 1940s.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar criticizes Will Smith for Oscars slap, applauds Chris Rock's reaction
NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar did not hold back in his response to the slap that echoed around the world after Will Smith smacked Chris Rock, writing that the incident on the Oscars stage "perpetuated stereotypes about the Black community."
Disney no longer saying 'boys and girls' in park greetings to promote gender inclusion
Disney is working to take out "boys and girls" in recorded park greetings in the company's push to promote gender inclusion.
LA County's first female SWAT officer looks back on historic career as she served last warrant service
FOX 11 was with Lt. Sue Burakowski, who served the last warrant service of her career. We spoke with her as she looks back on a historic career, which includes being LA County's first female SWAT officer.
Black reparations panel could decide who gets compensation
California’s first-in-the-nation task force on reparations is at a crossroads, with members divided on which Black Americans should be eligible for compensation as atonement for a slave system that officially ended with the Civil War but reverberates to this day.
Perspective: Democracy was in danger before Putin invaded — and not in Ukraine
Before Americans go running off to Europe to fight for democracy over there, we should probably shore up its firm foundations in this country first. That starts with securing the right to vote.
Colin Kaepernick reaches out to Seahawks, Pete Carroll about NFL chance
Former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick spoke to Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll about another chance to play in the league. The NFL organized a workout for Kaepernick in 2019, but it turned chaotic and resulted in no job offers.
Breonna Taylor raid: Ex-officer cleared in deadly shooting
A Kentucky jury on Thursday cleared a former police officer of charges that he endangered neighbors when he fired shots into an apartment during the 2020 drug raid that ended with Breonna Taylor’s death.
MacKenzie Scott donates $20M to Charles R. Drew University in South LA
Charles R. Drew University is one of the nation's four historically Black medical schools.