Karen Bass tests positive for COVID-19
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass say she has tested positive for COVID-19.
LA Times laying off 13% of staff
The Los Angeles Times confirmed it will lay off more than 10% of the newsroom.
Dr. Michael Daignault on COVID immunity
ER doctor Dr. Michael Daignault breaks down the new research centered around COVID immunity.
Biden: 'Crisis averted' in debt ceiling deal
President Joe Biden breaks down what the American public needs to know regarding the debt ceiling deal he plans to sign Saturday.
Summer job tips for teens, parents
Dan Roccato shares summer job tips for teens and their parents.
Entrepreneur with autism turns passion into business
Meet the man breaking barriers and turning his passion into a business.
Budget deficit at $32B, Newsom says
California Governor Gavin Newsom said the state’s challenges are partly due to high inflation and a decision to let most people delay filing their taxes because of a series of winter storms.
Daniel Roccato discusses the job market for new grads
It’s graduation season and millions of young adults are set to be hit with a dose of reality.
Shop for a cause at 'Upscale Resale' in Laguna Hills
A thrift store in Laguna Hills is proving that a second-hand thrift store could be a helping hand within the community.
Title 42: Huge number of asylum seekers at US-Mexico border as COVID-19 restriction expires
Migrant surge is already underwway as Title 42 immigration policy expires Thursday at midnight.
COVID 'patient zero' reunites with hospital staff 3 years later
Gregg Garfield had a 1% survival rate when he became "patient zero," one of the nation's first COVID-19 patients. Now, three years later, he reunites with the hospital staff who helped save his life.
Global COVID emergency ends
After 3 years, world health leaders have declared the end of COVID-19 being a global emergency.
WHO says COVID-19 pandemic no longer global emergency
The announcement marks a symbolic end to a devastating pandemic that triggered lockdowns, upended economies globally, and killed over a million people worldwide.
Longtime LA firefighter fired for not getting COVID-19 vaccine
A longtime engineer with LAFD got fired for not electing to take the coronavirus vaccine.
LA County reports first cases of new Arcturus COVID strain
Los Angeles County has remained in the "low" COVID community level category for 14 straight weeks.
Ferrer: If eligible, get the bivalent COVID booster
Barbara Ferrer held her first COVID-19 briefing since lifting the LA County COVID-19 emergency declaration earlier in Spring 2023.
Tax deadline extended to October for most Californians
Just seven of 58 California counties have taxes due today after the state extended the tax filing deadline for most to October 16 due to the severe flooding from recent winter storms.
Rallies happening at UC campuses and medical centers
Hundreds of University of California workers including service and patient care workers and students are rallying across the UC system Wednesday, calling on the UC Board Regents to increase wages for their lowest paid employees as the cost of living continues to rise.
Ports of LA, Long Beach closes for 2nd day amid labor shortage
The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are closed for another day as they deal with worker shortages.
Managers at LA senior care facility plead not guilty in COVID-19 deaths of 14 people
Three managers at Silverado Senior Living Management pleaded not guilty to charges stemming from the COVID-related deaths of a nurse and 13 people who lived at a residential care facility in Los Angeles.