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Medical helicopter plunges onto Sacramento highway in violent crash; 3 in critical condition October 7, 2025

Three people are in critical condition after miraculously surviving the impact of an air ambulance helicopter crash on Highway 50 in Sacramento on Monday night.

Clara Harter

South Lake Tahoe mayor confesses to stealing from church, attempting suicide in statement to local paper October 7, 2025

South Lake Tahoe Mayor Tamara Wallace submitted a highly vulnerable letter to constituents detailing her embezzling of funds from South Lake Tahoe Presbyterian Church. Wallace claimed in the letter that she used the funds, in-part, to take care of her deceased son's children.

Christopher Buchanan

Rampage Jackson's son Raja to face charges in wrestling beating, L.A. prosecutors say October 7, 2025

Authorities said Raja Jackson, the 25-year-old son of UFC legend Rampage Jackson, will face felony assault charges in connection with his actions at an August professional wrestling event in Los Angeles.

James Queally, Salvador Hernandez

Burbank airport air traffic control tower unmanned, flights canceled amid government shutdown October 7, 2025

Hollywood Burbank Airport's air traffic control tower is temporarily unmanned and flights were delayed or canceled due to staffing shortages amid the government shutdown.

Clara Harter

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 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

By The Miami News – Business Section In recent years, Miami has emerged as a vibrant epicenter of cryptocurrency innovation, attracting investors, tech founders, and…

Medical helicopter plunges onto Sacramento highway in violent crash; 3 in critical condition October 7, 2025

Three people are in critical condition after miraculously surviving the impact of an air ambulance helicopter crash on Highway 50 in Sacramento on Monday night.

Clara Harter

South Lake Tahoe mayor confesses to stealing from church, attempting suicide in statement to local paper October 7, 2025

Christopher Buchanan

Rampage Jackson's son Raja to face charges in wrestling beating, L.A. prosecutors say October 7, 2025

James Queally, Salvador Hernandez

Burbank airport air traffic control tower unmanned, flights canceled amid government shutdown October 7, 2025

Hollywood Burbank Airport's air traffic control tower is temporarily unmanned and flights were delayed or canceled due to staffing shortages amid the government shutdown.

Clara Harter

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

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 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

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