Right when California needs it most, FEMA could be hamstrung by the partial government shutdown.

Hundreds of contractors working on disaster preparedness projects for FEMA were told to put down their tools and walk off the job shortly after parts of the federal government closed for business last month. And that could be especially bad timing for California, as much of the state continues to recover from devastating wildfires and braces for what could be catastrophic flooding--we will go In Depth.

Speaking of the shutdown, it looks like it will claim at least one more casualty: the traditional State of the Union, after Nancy Pelosi let President Trump know that as long as the government was closed, she'd prefer it if he didn't deliver his address from the House of Representatives.

If the wildly popular video game Fortnite is played in your home--and if you have kids, chances are good that Fortnite is rarely ever turned off--your personal information and access into your social media accounts could be very vulnerable.

California's Superintendent of Public Schools, who appears to have been missing in action during negotiations over the LAUSD teacher strike, is finally getting into the mix. What, or who, will it take to force the district and teachers to compromise?

And historian Brad Meltzer is here talking about the secret plot to kill George Washington.