The latest homeless count numbers in Los Angeles County will be released on Friday and are expected to show an overall increase of more than 3%, with an 8% increase in the number of people either living outdoors or in vehicles. Jon Baird reports.

LeBron James has made his decision. He's leaving L.A. for Philadelphia to join the 76ers. He says he's not going for money but believes he can help the Sixers win a championship. Spike Eskin with 94 WIP in Philly talks about it with L.A.'s Morning News.

It's National Tequila Day! Mr. Suave Aguave joins L.A.'s Morning News to talk all things tequila and shows us how to make palomas.

From the Orange County Fair and a free outdoor screening of Twilight to Reggae on the Mountain, Pasadena POPS, an interactive dating show, SmorgasJOON and Terranea's Food & Wine Festival, there's something happening all across Southern California this weekend. KNX News' Nataly Tavidian reports.

The homeless count will be released later this afternoon, but we know the numbers are going up for the first time in a couple of years. Is enough being done to reduce the numbers, and what steps need to be taken? Adam Murray, the CEO of Inner City Law Center, a non-profit poverty law firm serving the most vulnerable individuals and families in Los Angeles, talks about it with L.A.'s Morning News.

The Department of Justice has withdrawn a series of subpoenas that attempted to force several New York Times journalists to testify about their sources and provide access to their phone records. The move came after a US District Judge said he would quash the subpoenas if the DOJ refused to withdraw them. The DOJ released a statement saying, "this investigation remains ongoing, and we will pursue justice against those threatening national security by leaking classified information." ABC News reporter Peter Charalambous talks about it with L.A.'s Morning News.

The sirens on top of police cars will be given rumblers, low-frequency pulses that will get drivers' attention through modern-day insulation. Pete Demetriou has the story.

A new study from UC San Diego found that a higher proportion of female participants reported using substances than male participants. Emily Valdez reports.

The E&B Natural Resources’ drill site in Jefferson Park could be shut down as the city committee is considering revoking its license to operate due to violations and health concerns. Karen Adams reports.

The annual homeless count from the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority is set to come out on Friday, and sources told Fox 11 News that the report will show a 3.5% increase in homelessness, and that includes those in shelters. KNX News' Craig Fiegener has more.