California

Evidence Points to Human Remains at Home Linked to Kristin Smart's Killing, Sheriff Says

Evidence Points to Human Remains at Home Linked to Kristin Smart's Killing, Sheriff Says

A California sheriff said Friday that evidence suggests human remains were present at a home connected to the man convicted of killing Kristin Smart, a 19-year-old college student who went missing in 1996.
Official Calls for Investigation Into Gun Store Linked to White House Correspondents' Dinner Shooting

Official Calls for Investigation Into Gun Store Linked to White House Correspondents' Dinner Shooting

A Los Angeles County supervisor is calling for an investigation into a gun store linked to the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting.
Border Agents Nab Nearly $1.5 Million in Cocaine Hidden in Car Floor on Southern California's I-5

Border Agents Nab Nearly $1.5 Million in Cocaine Hidden in Car Floor on Southern California's I-5

A K-9 unit sensed the presence of drugs, prompting agents to search the car.
Popular Italian Food Importer Accused of 'Tomato Fraud'

Popular Italian Food Importer Accused of 'Tomato Fraud'

Because of their unique qualities, San Marzanos command a higher price at retail.
DOJ Charges 30 in Global Insider Trading Scheme

DOJ Charges 30 in Global Insider Trading Scheme

The accused face up to 25 years in prison on some counts.
Takedown Targets Open-Air Drug Market in Los Angeles, 25 Charged

Takedown Targets Open-Air Drug Market in Los Angeles, 25 Charged

Officials say it marks the largest DEA bust in California in at least a year.
Federal Authorities Arrest 18 for Alleged Drug Distribution Around Los Angeles Park

Federal Authorities Arrest 18 for Alleged Drug Distribution Around Los Angeles Park

Federal authorities said they arrested 18 people Wednesday on charges related to selling illicit drugs including fentanyl and methamphetamine around a Los Angeles park.
3.1-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Near Redlands, Shaking Communities Across Inland Empire

3.1-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Near Redlands, Shaking Communities Across Inland Empire

Less than a minute later, a magnitude 3.2 aftershock followed in the same area.
Chinese National Tied to Suspected Las Vegas Biolab Found Guilty of COVID Test Fraud

Chinese National Tied to Suspected Las Vegas Biolab Found Guilty of COVID Test Fraud

The verdict came after a years-long investigation into the man’s California-based scheme, but his involvement in a suspected biolab remains unresolved.
Top Candidates for California Governor Vie for Votes in Last Debate Before Primary

Top Candidates for California Governor Vie for Votes in Last Debate Before Primary

Seven candidates clashed over hot-button issues including health care, illegal immigration, homelessness, public safety and affordability during the debate in Los Angeles.
Some iPhone Owners Could Get Payments of up to $95 After Apple Settlement

Some iPhone Owners Could Get Payments of up to $95 After Apple Settlement

The lawsuit alleged that Apple deceived consumers with a marketing campaign that promoted features that did not yet exist.
State Farm Facing Fines Over 2025 LA Wildfires

State Farm Facing Fines Over 2025 LA Wildfires

California insurance regulators are accusing the insurer of unlawfully delaying, denying, and underpaying home-insurance claims related to the 2025 fires that devastated several neighborhoods in the Los Angeles area.
California Man Sentenced in $59 Million COVID Fraud Scheme–With Proceeds Laundered to China

California Man Sentenced in $59 Million COVID Fraud Scheme–With Proceeds Laundered to China

A California man has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for his role in a multi-million dollar COVID-era fraud scheme involving fake businesses and stolen identities used to file fraudulent unemployment claims across multiple states.
Palisades Fire Suspect Fuel by Anger, Resentment of the Wealthy, Federal Prosecutors Say

Palisades Fire Suspect Fuel by Anger, Resentment of the Wealthy, Federal Prosecutors Say

Federal prosecutors say the man accused of sparking the deadly Palisades Fire was fueled by anger, personal turmoil, and what they describe as “resentment” toward the wealthy.
More Anti-Trust Legislation Could Better Protect Victims After Natural Disasters: Attorney

More Anti-Trust Legislation Could Better Protect Victims After Natural Disasters: Attorney

California regulators are seeking to suspend State Farm’s license over how it handled claims relating to the Palisades and Eaton fires that devastated the Los Angeles area. Mychal Wilson, a top California civil and trial litigation attorney, spoke with NTD about the measures.
Candidates for LA Mayor and California Governor Face Off in Back-to-Back Debates

Candidates for LA Mayor and California Governor Face Off in Back-to-Back Debates

Harris announced her endorsement in a statement released Monday, just weeks ahead of California’s primary election.
Harris Endorses Bass for LA Mayor Race

Harris Endorses Bass for LA Mayor Race

Ballots are already going out to voters across Los Angeles, and now former Vice President Kamala Harris announced that she is backing Mayor Karen Bass in the race for re-election.
California Approves Driverless Truck Testing

California Approves Driverless Truck Testing

California is giving the green light to a new wave of self-driving tech including big rigs.
Oakland, California, Airport Can Use 'San Francisco' in Name After Settlement

Oakland, California, Airport Can Use 'San Francisco' in Name After Settlement

The settlement announced Tuesday allows Oakland’s airport to be called “Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport.”
Voter ID on California Ballot Could Boost GOP Turnout in November: Steve Hilton

Voter ID on California Ballot Could Boost GOP Turnout in November: Steve Hilton

A major change to how Californians vote could be coming in the form of a requirement to present ID showing citizenship when voting.
Evidence Points to Human Remains at Home Linked to Kristin Smart's Killing, Sheriff Says

Evidence Points to Human Remains at Home Linked to Kristin Smart's Killing, Sheriff Says

A California sheriff said Friday that evidence suggests human remains were present at a home connected to the man convicted of killing Kristin Smart, a 19-year-old college student who went missing in 1996.
Official Calls for Investigation Into Gun Store Linked to White House Correspondents' Dinner Shooting

Official Calls for Investigation Into Gun Store Linked to White House Correspondents' Dinner Shooting

A Los Angeles County supervisor is calling for an investigation into a gun store linked to the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting.
Border Agents Nab Nearly $1.5 Million in Cocaine Hidden in Car Floor on Southern California's I-5

Border Agents Nab Nearly $1.5 Million in Cocaine Hidden in Car Floor on Southern California's I-5

A K-9 unit sensed the presence of drugs, prompting agents to search the car.
Popular Italian Food Importer Accused of 'Tomato Fraud'

Popular Italian Food Importer Accused of 'Tomato Fraud'

Because of their unique qualities, San Marzanos command a higher price at retail.
DOJ Charges 30 in Global Insider Trading Scheme

DOJ Charges 30 in Global Insider Trading Scheme

The accused face up to 25 years in prison on some counts.
Takedown Targets Open-Air Drug Market in Los Angeles, 25 Charged

Takedown Targets Open-Air Drug Market in Los Angeles, 25 Charged

Officials say it marks the largest DEA bust in California in at least a year.
Federal Authorities Arrest 18 for Alleged Drug Distribution Around Los Angeles Park

Federal Authorities Arrest 18 for Alleged Drug Distribution Around Los Angeles Park

Federal authorities said they arrested 18 people Wednesday on charges related to selling illicit drugs including fentanyl and methamphetamine around a Los Angeles park.
3.1-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Near Redlands, Shaking Communities Across Inland Empire

3.1-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Near Redlands, Shaking Communities Across Inland Empire

Less than a minute later, a magnitude 3.2 aftershock followed in the same area.
Chinese National Tied to Suspected Las Vegas Biolab Found Guilty of COVID Test Fraud

Chinese National Tied to Suspected Las Vegas Biolab Found Guilty of COVID Test Fraud

The verdict came after a years-long investigation into the man’s California-based scheme, but his involvement in a suspected biolab remains unresolved.
Top Candidates for California Governor Vie for Votes in Last Debate Before Primary

Top Candidates for California Governor Vie for Votes in Last Debate Before Primary

Seven candidates clashed over hot-button issues including health care, illegal immigration, homelessness, public safety and affordability during the debate in Los Angeles.
Some iPhone Owners Could Get Payments of up to $95 After Apple Settlement

Some iPhone Owners Could Get Payments of up to $95 After Apple Settlement

The lawsuit alleged that Apple deceived consumers with a marketing campaign that promoted features that did not yet exist.
State Farm Facing Fines Over 2025 LA Wildfires

State Farm Facing Fines Over 2025 LA Wildfires

California insurance regulators are accusing the insurer of unlawfully delaying, denying, and underpaying home-insurance claims related to the 2025 fires that devastated several neighborhoods in the Los Angeles area.
California Man Sentenced in $59 Million COVID Fraud Scheme–With Proceeds Laundered to China

California Man Sentenced in $59 Million COVID Fraud Scheme–With Proceeds Laundered to China

A California man has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for his role in a multi-million dollar COVID-era fraud scheme involving fake businesses and stolen identities used to file fraudulent unemployment claims across multiple states.
Palisades Fire Suspect Fuel by Anger, Resentment of the Wealthy, Federal Prosecutors Say

Palisades Fire Suspect Fuel by Anger, Resentment of the Wealthy, Federal Prosecutors Say

Federal prosecutors say the man accused of sparking the deadly Palisades Fire was fueled by anger, personal turmoil, and what they describe as “resentment” toward the wealthy.
More Anti-Trust Legislation Could Better Protect Victims After Natural Disasters: Attorney

More Anti-Trust Legislation Could Better Protect Victims After Natural Disasters: Attorney

California regulators are seeking to suspend State Farm’s license over how it handled claims relating to the Palisades and Eaton fires that devastated the Los Angeles area. Mychal Wilson, a top California civil and trial litigation attorney, spoke with NTD about the measures.
Candidates for LA Mayor and California Governor Face Off in Back-to-Back Debates

Candidates for LA Mayor and California Governor Face Off in Back-to-Back Debates

Harris announced her endorsement in a statement released Monday, just weeks ahead of California’s primary election.
Harris Endorses Bass for LA Mayor Race

Harris Endorses Bass for LA Mayor Race

Ballots are already going out to voters across Los Angeles, and now former Vice President Kamala Harris announced that she is backing Mayor Karen Bass in the race for re-election.
California Approves Driverless Truck Testing

California Approves Driverless Truck Testing

California is giving the green light to a new wave of self-driving tech including big rigs.
Oakland, California, Airport Can Use 'San Francisco' in Name After Settlement

Oakland, California, Airport Can Use 'San Francisco' in Name After Settlement

The settlement announced Tuesday allows Oakland’s airport to be called “Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport.”
Voter ID on California Ballot Could Boost GOP Turnout in November: Steve Hilton

Voter ID on California Ballot Could Boost GOP Turnout in November: Steve Hilton

A major change to how Californians vote could be coming in the form of a requirement to present ID showing citizenship when voting.