Parking will soon cost more in the city of Los Angeles. Here's what you need to know October 6, 2025
Meter prices will jump by 50 cents per hour for the city's 35,000 paid spaces, and the hours of paid parking have been extended.
Hannah Fry
Trump slams judge he picked as court tests limits of president's power to deploy troops October 6, 2025
President Trump is now increasingly at odds with his own appointees, a situation poised to boil over as the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals reviews multiple challenges to the administration's use of the National Guard.
Sonja Sharp
Former L.A. deputy mayor sentenced to a year of probation for calling in fake bomb threat October 6, 2025
A former Los Angeles Deputy Mayor of Public Safety was sentenced to a year probation on Monday for calling in a fake bomb threat to City Hall late last year that was blamed on anti-Israel sentiment.
Brittny Mejia
Trump advisors amp up extreme rhetoric against Democrats during government shutdown, immigration raids October 6, 2025
Miller's rhetoric comes amid a federal crackdown on Portland, Ore., where he says the president has unchecked authority to protect federal lives and property.
Michael Wilner, Ana Ceballos
Indigenous Peoples Day is Oct. 13. Here's where to celebrate in L.A. October 6, 2025
As Indigenous Peoples Day nears, here is a list of events throughout the L.A. County where people can celebrate the recently minted holiday.
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CDC announces change in COVID-19 and chickenpox vaccine recommendations October 6, 2025
The CDC's changes have been criticized by mainstream medical groups.
Rong-Gong Lin II
Bubba, one of two hawks stolen from SoFi Stadium, is found safe. Alice remains missing October 6, 2025
One of two trained hawks stolen from SoFi Stadium during a Rams game a week ago is recovered in Hacienda Heights. The second bird, Alice, remains in the wind.
Steve Henson
Katie Porter gains backing of powerful Democratic women's group in 2026 governor's race October 6, 2025
Former Rep. Katie Porter of Irvine has been endorsed for California governor by EMILY's List, a prominent political force that supports Democratic women who support abortion rights.
Seema Mehta
Tyler Skaggs' family and the Angels face off in a wrongful death civil trial worth millions October 6, 2025
After four years of litigation, the wrongful death lawsuit brought by the family of deceased pitcher Tyler Skaggs against the Angels will be decided at trial.
Steve Henson
California has a severe nursing shortage. Inside the battle to get more students in schools October 6, 2025
Despite tens of thousands of students vying to get into nursing programs, schools can't accommodate the demand.
Teresa Watanabe

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Parking will soon cost more in the city of Los Angeles. Here's what you need to know October 6, 2025
Meter prices will jump by 50 cents per hour for the city's 35,000 paid spaces, and the hours of paid parking have been extended.
Hannah Fry
Trump slams judge he picked as court tests limits of president's power to deploy troops October 6, 2025
President Trump is now increasingly at odds with his own appointees, a situation poised to boil over as the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals reviews multiple challenges to the administration's use of the National Guard.
Sonja Sharp
Former L.A. deputy mayor sentenced to a year of probation for calling in fake bomb threat October 6, 2025
A former Los Angeles Deputy Mayor of Public Safety was sentenced to a year probation on Monday for calling in a fake bomb threat to City Hall late last year that was blamed on anti-Israel sentiment.
Brittny Mejia
Trump advisors amp up extreme rhetoric against Democrats during government shutdown, immigration raids October 6, 2025
Miller's rhetoric comes amid a federal crackdown on Portland, Ore., where he says the president has unchecked authority to protect federal lives and property.
Michael Wilner, Ana Ceballos
Indigenous Peoples Day is Oct. 13. Here's where to celebrate in L.A. October 6, 2025
As Indigenous Peoples Day nears, here is a list of events throughout the L.A. County where people can celebrate the recently minted holiday.
Carlos De Loera
CDC announces change in COVID-19 and chickenpox vaccine recommendations October 6, 2025
The CDC's changes have been criticized by mainstream medical groups.
Rong-Gong Lin II
Bubba, one of two hawks stolen from SoFi Stadium, is found safe. Alice remains missing October 6, 2025
One of two trained hawks stolen from SoFi Stadium during a Rams game a week ago is recovered in Hacienda Heights. The second bird, Alice, remains in the wind.
Steve Henson
Katie Porter gains backing of powerful Democratic women's group in 2026 governor's race October 6, 2025
Former Rep. Katie Porter of Irvine has been endorsed for California governor by EMILY's List, a prominent political force that supports Democratic women who support abortion rights.
Seema Mehta
Tyler Skaggs' family and the Angels face off in a wrongful death civil trial worth millions October 6, 2025
After four years of litigation, the wrongful death lawsuit brought by the family of deceased pitcher Tyler Skaggs against the Angels will be decided at trial.
Steve Henson
California has a severe nursing shortage. Inside the battle to get more students in schools October 6, 2025
Despite tens of thousands of students vying to get into nursing programs, schools can't accommodate the demand.
Teresa Watanabe