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Republican holdouts meet with Blanche as his AG nomination remains in jeopardy
Trump floated temporarily pulling Todd Blanche's nomination to permanently lead the Department of Justice amid resistance from 2 Republican senators.
WATCH: Expert: It's not too late to book summer travel in August
Emily Kaufman, The Travel Mom, tells ABC News it isn't too late to book an affordable summer vacation.
Thousands of unaccompanied migrant children could lose legal representation this week
Thousands of unaccompanied migrant children could lose legal representation as soon as Friday, advocates and immigration lawyers tell ABC News.
SoCal has had 'so many heat waves,' but this next one is a doozy: What to know
More dangerous heat is on tap for Southern California starting Friday, with forecasters warning of elevated risks of heat illness and large wildfires.
WATCH: Inside the big business of 'bama rush
ABC News' Hanna Battah takes a look inside the big business of rush on college campuses as some future sorority sisters are cashing in by sharing their experiences on social media.
WATCH: 'GMA' interns take viewers behind the scenes
Meet the "GMA" interns as they share what it's like working behind the scenes in honor of National Intern Day 2026.
Therapist groomed, sexually abused teen boy she met in juvenile detention, prosecutors say
Prosecutors in Contra Costa County have charged the former behavioral health clinician with multiple felony counts.
UC accepts record number of Californians, but some select campuses out of reach for most
UC admissions data for fall 2026 show a record number of Californians were admitted, even as acceptance rates diverged sharply between its most and least selective campuses.
Lopez: In this Hollywood courtroom, defendants are sentenced to get help, and graduations are celebrated
Among other legal matters, the mental health courts handle the cases of defendants who have a serious mental illness and have been judged incompetent to stand trial in criminal court.
The LAPD has quietly stopped putting many public records online
According to a UCLA professor, public records related to the police department began disappearing from a Los Angeles city website last April, turning the LAPD into a "black hole of information."
State regulators crack down on polluted runoff from L.A. shopping centers, warehouses
California water regulators in Los Angeles are requiring stormwater permits for shopping centers and warehouses for the first time. Big parking lots are major contributors to stream pollution.
Proposed bill would strip protection for school arts funding, former L.A. Supt. Beutner warns
Supporters say bill would make it easier to use arts money for kids. But former LAUSD leader Beutner says the bill would allow schools to divert the funding.
