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Intense heat, oppressive humidity approach as Tropical Storm Marie's dangerous surf lingers September 7, 2026

Intense heat and high humidity will hit Southern California this week as dangerous high surf and coastal flooding from Tropical Storm Marie continue to linger.

Rosanna Xia

Union workers at Labor Day rally sound alarm over automation, job losses, affordability September 7, 2026

Union members in Wilmington marched in solidarity and celebration Monday, but worry about future jobs and the cost of living, all as politicians court their votes.

Howard Blume

Judge slams county counsel's 'obvious conflict of interest' in opposing a suit seeking use-of-force records September 7, 2026

The Civilian Oversight Commission for the Sheriff's Department is fighting with county officials to obtain records related to three use-of-force incidents.

Connor Sheets

Amber Alert is issued for girl, 14, and fugitive father after baby found dead September 7, 2026

An Amber Alert was issued for a 14-year-old girl. Monterey County authorities who had issued a murder warrant are saying she is also a victim as they investigate her baby's death.

Jasmine Mendez

Magnitude 3.2 earthquake strikes along prominent SoCal urban fault line September 6, 2026

The epicenter of the 3.2 earthquake near Compton sits directly over the Newport-Inglewood Fault Zone, one of Southern California's most prominent urban fault lines.

Noah Goldberg

L.A. hit by rare September rain and coastal flooding from Hurricane Marie September 6, 2026

Labor Day weekend in Los Angeles turned soggy with rare September rain and coastal flooding from Hurricane Marie. Angelenos brace for a midweek heat wave.

Noah Goldberg

Maurice 'Mo' Jourdane, California lawyer who fought for farmworkers, dies at 83 September 6, 2026

The California attorney championed farmworkers and fought to outlaw the short-handled hoe, or "el cortito;" he died Saturday after a battle with cancer.

Grace Toohey

Hurricane Marie remains offshore, but rain, high surf batter SoCal. What to know September 6, 2026

Hurricane Marie remains far off the California coast, but Sunday still brought rain, thunderstorms, lightning and high surf across the region.

Grace Toohey, Jasmine Mendez

Expectant mother left brain-dead by Canoga Park shooting taken off life support, family says September 6, 2026

Adriana Jimenez was 16 weeks pregnant and the mother of a 6-year-old girl, according to family. She was taken off life support Friday.

Ruben Vives

California wants to list Jewish as an ethnicity, sparking discussion over what it means to be a Jew September 6, 2026

The state recognizes nearly 50 racial and ethnic identities for data collection, but it only considers Jewish identity as a religion, not an ethnicity.

Hannah Fry

Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the entertainment industry, offering new opportunities for film studios while raising concerns among actors, writers, and artists about creativity, employment,…

Intense heat, oppressive humidity approach as Tropical Storm Marie's dangerous surf lingers September 7, 2026

Intense heat and high humidity will hit Southern California this week as dangerous high surf and coastal flooding from Tropical Storm Marie continue to linger.

Rosanna Xia

Union workers at Labor Day rally sound alarm over automation, job losses, affordability September 7, 2026

Union members in Wilmington marched in solidarity and celebration Monday, but worry about future jobs and the cost of living, all as politicians court their votes.

Howard Blume

Judge slams county counsel's 'obvious conflict of interest' in opposing a suit seeking use-of-force records September 7, 2026

The Civilian Oversight Commission for the Sheriff's Department is fighting with county officials to obtain records related to three use-of-force incidents.

Connor Sheets

Amber Alert is issued for girl, 14, and fugitive father after baby found dead September 7, 2026

An Amber Alert was issued for a 14-year-old girl. Monterey County authorities who had issued a murder warrant are saying she is also a victim as they investigate her baby's death.

Jasmine Mendez

Magnitude 3.2 earthquake strikes along prominent SoCal urban fault line September 6, 2026

The epicenter of the 3.2 earthquake near Compton sits directly over the Newport-Inglewood Fault Zone, one of Southern California's most prominent urban fault lines.

Noah Goldberg

L.A. hit by rare September rain and coastal flooding from Hurricane Marie September 6, 2026

Labor Day weekend in Los Angeles turned soggy with rare September rain and coastal flooding from Hurricane Marie. Angelenos brace for a midweek heat wave.

Noah Goldberg

Maurice 'Mo' Jourdane, California lawyer who fought for farmworkers, dies at 83 September 6, 2026

The California attorney championed farmworkers and fought to outlaw the short-handled hoe, or "el cortito;" he died Saturday after a battle with cancer.

Grace Toohey

Hurricane Marie remains offshore, but rain, high surf batter SoCal. What to know September 6, 2026

Hurricane Marie remains far off the California coast, but Sunday still brought rain, thunderstorms, lightning and high surf across the region.

Grace Toohey, Jasmine Mendez

Expectant mother left brain-dead by Canoga Park shooting taken off life support, family says September 6, 2026

Adriana Jimenez was 16 weeks pregnant and the mother of a 6-year-old girl, according to family. She was taken off life support Friday.

Ruben Vives

California wants to list Jewish as an ethnicity, sparking discussion over what it means to be a Jew September 6, 2026

The state recognizes nearly 50 racial and ethnic identities for data collection, but it only considers Jewish identity as a religion, not an ethnicity.

Hannah Fry

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