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WATCH: Young men in U.S. to be automatically registered into military draft
The U.S. plans to roll out a system by December that automatically registers young men for the military draft, a policy signed into law by President Trump last year.
WATCH: Former astronaut on readjusting to life on Earth
Retired NASA astronaut Susan Kilrain explains what the Artemis II crew will experience after reentry.
SoCal in for a windy, rainy weekend, with possible dust storms at Coachella
A low-pressure system is set to sweep across the Southland, bringing scattered rainstorms along the coast and possible hazardous dust storms to the Coachella music festival.
Police union pulls support for city attorney after leak of thousands of LAPD files
A data breach at the city attorney's office led to a massive cache of LAPD files being dumped online. Here's what we know about how it happened, what was leaked and what it means for the city.
'The wheels are falling off the bus.' Parents scrambling as LAUSD strike date nears
A looming LAUSD strike puts many working families in a bind, parents say.
GOP's best shot at California governor's office in decades mired in angry internal debate
Republicans, who last won the California governor's office in 2006, angrily spar in their best opportunity to win the seat in two decades.
Karen Bass seeks council approval of $360-million allocation for affordable housing
The appropriation, which requires City Council approval, would fund 80 projects, with construction of 1,528 new units and repairs to more than 2,500 affordable units in need of work.
Three unions unite in massive LAUSD strike threat: What's at stake for workers, families
Three unions representing nearly 85% of LAUSD's 83,300 workers — teachers, support staff and administrators — threaten to strike on April 14 in an unprecedented alliance.
Woodland Hills couple stabbed by their son, LAPD says
The Los Angeles Police Department is asking for the public's help in locating a suspect believed to have stabbed his parents in Woodland Hills.
WATCH: 100 Years of the Harlem Globetrotters
The Harlem Globetrotters have influenced the game of basketball for the past 100 years. The iconic team is celebrating their centennial year with a worldwide tour and release of a brand-new game.
California may be in path of a 'super' El Niño. It could bring rain, floods, coastal erosion
In Southern California, strong El Niños increase the likelihood of wet winters that replenish water supplies and reduce wildfire risk but can also unleash flooding and coastal erosion.
Rebuilding permits in Altadena have picked up, but construction lags and financial woes loom
More than half of homeowners with severe damage from the Eaton fire have now taken some step toward recovery, most by filing rebuilding permits, according to new data from UCLA.
Apr 12, 2026