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September 13, 2022

San Bernardino ends decadelong bankruptcy status

San Bernardino finally closes its decadelong bankruptcy case. The Southern California city now has a budget surplus compared to its $45 million budget shortfall in 2012.

September 13, 2022

Kristin Smart trial: Defense spars with witness who testified Paul Flores said he 'buried' missing woman

The attorney for Paul Flores in the Kristin Smart trial questioned a woman who said Flores once told her he "put" or "buried" the missing college student under his skate ramp.

September 13, 2022

California man charged in series of robberies across state, including one where Los Angeles officer fired

A California man is facing a series of robbery charges for crimes allegedly committed in Los Angeles and is suspected of similar crimes across the state

September 13, 2022

Los Angeles County officials report confirmed monkeypox death

Los Angeles county health officials confirmed the first death due to monkeypox in a severely immunocompromised resident. There are nearly 22,000 cases in the U.S.

September 13, 2022

Attorney for the man who beheaded a woman with a sword requests psychiatric evaluation

The attorney for a man accused of beheading his child’s mother with a sword requests psychiatric evaluation for the defendant, claiming he may not be mentally competent to stand trial.

September 13, 2022

Rain, mudslides prompt evacuations in Southern California

Heavy rain and mudslides are prompting evacuations in Southern California. While the rain helped ease drought and wildfire, it is not causing dangerous mudslides.

September 13, 2022

California parents of 12 kids reveal memorable back-to-school 'ready-set-go' tips

Iris and Cordell Purnell of Los Angeles, California shared in an interview how their family of 14 gets ready for busy school weeks — and saves money on supplies.

September 13, 2022

California sheriff says fentanyl an 'urgent public health crisis' after middle school teacher nearly poisoned

Tulare County Sheriff Mike Boudreaux said a California teacher accidentally inhaled fentanyl after a 13-year-old was found at school with 150 pills.

September 12, 2022

Women, minorities breaking Democratic gun-owner stereotype amid nationwide crime wave, Travis says

Liberal Democratic Rep. Karen Bass of California, running for Los Angeles mayor, had her house robbed and claimed only her guns were stolen by the criminals.

September 12, 2022

Former Planned Parenthood president warns against California's medical misinformation bill

Former president of Planned Parenthood sounded the alarm that a bill to stop misinformation could end up punishing medical professionals and unleash partisan crackdowns.