Hawk Fire spreads in Washoe County
The blaze, which sparked Saturday morning, has burned an estimated 10,500 acres, according to the Truckee Meadows Fire and Rescue.
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Gov. Katie Hobbs signs Farmworkers Day proclamation
Gov. Katie Hobbs has proclaimed Aug. 22 as Farmworkers Day in Arizona, marking 60 years since the organization that became the United Farm Workers was founded.
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CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Police chase in California ends in head on crash
A driver, being chased by law enforcement, did a U-turn on the 405 Freeway in the San Fernando Valley Friday afternoon after stopping for gas during a pursuit that lasted more than an hour.
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One dead after a tour bus caught fire on Los Angeles freeway
Authorities said the fire appeared to start at the rear of the bus, which was pulled over on the eastbound 60 Freeway near Hacienda Heights with extensive damage.
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FBI returns ancient cultural artifacts to Egypt
The FBI said, in the press release, this was based on an investigation by their Art Crime Team in Los Angeles.
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Grammy-winning singer adopts runaway piglet
Wilbur went viral tearing through the streets of Hollywood last weekend before ending up at an animal shelter.
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Heart attack survivor thanks those who saved his life
A man who survived a heart attack during a flight from Omaha to Phoenix thanked those who saved his life.
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Jurors hear secret police interview during trial for man accused of killing Tupac Shakur
In the interview, Davis told investigators a man he called Zip gave him the loaded handgun the night of Shakur’s murder.
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FBI searches former Rep. Eric Swalwell’s home, seizes electronic devices
A person familiar with the matter told NBC News, the searches are related to sexual misconduct allegations against the former congressman.
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Public safety alert issued for man wanted in connection to murder in Pima County
Alex James Barnett, 33, is described by AZDPS as six-foot, two-inches tall, weighing 315 pounds, is bald, has brown eyes, has several tattoos, and is considered armed and dangerous.
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Rep. Andy Biggs faces criticism over past decisions
Rep. Andy Biggs (R-Ariz.), the Republican candidate for Arizona governor, is facing criticism over decisions he made while in office involving child protection and the Colorado City Marshal’s Office.
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L.A. Mayor Karen Bass on ongoing dispute over Paramount-WBD merger
During the press conference, Mayor Bass, who was joined by labor leaders in the entertainment industry, called on Paramount and California Attorney General Rob Bonta “to come to the table” and reach a settlement.
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L.A. mayoral candidates participate in runoff debate
Mayor Karen Bass and Councilmember Nithya Raman sparred over some of the city’s biggest challenges, including homelessness, policing and City Hall records.
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Mail carrier attacks peacock in Southern California
Footage captured shows what appears to be a mail carrier attacking a peacock, with some neighbors saying the bird is familiar to them, and said they’re horrified by what happened.
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Dirt bike rider arrested in Los Angeles following hour-long chase
The chase began shortly before 6 p.m. Wednesday near Dodger Stadium, with aerial video capturing the rider weaving through traffic and traveling on the wrong side of the road.
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Rep. Adelita Grijalva and Daniel Butierez to participate in debate
Rep. Adelita Grijalva (D-Ariz.) will be facing off against Daniel Butierez Sr. (R-Ariz.) in the debate happening next Wednesday.
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House Ethics Committee investigates allegations against Rep. Jimmy Gomez
Rep. Gomez admitted making personal mistakes outside his marriage, but said his actions were consensual and did not violate the law or House Ethics rules.
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San Diego County Public Health identifies egg company as source of salmonella outbreak
A Ramona, California egg rancher is pushing back on a San Diego County Public Health findings identifying the company as a source of a salmonella outbreak.
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Phoenix expands program to cool off its streets
With the world getting hotter, Phoenix is trying something different to keep streets a bit cooler. The asphalt-based treatment reflects sunlight and can keep pavement surfaces ten to 12 degrees cooler than traditional asphalt.
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ACLU drops case against Prop 314
Section 5 of Prop 314 would give state and local law enforcement the authority to arrest people suspected of illegally crossing the border.
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