The US beat Paraguay 4-1 on Friday evening in Inglewood in a dominant performance. Soccer America's Scott French attended the match and is covering his seventh World Cup. He talks about it with L.A.'s Morning News.

The US and Iran have reached a deal to end the war. It reopens the Strait of Hormuz, and oil prices are already dropping due to the news. But how long will it take for gas prices to reach pre-war levels? Oil industry expert Andy Lipow talks about it with L.A.'s Morning News.

The Cozy Inn in Culver City opens at 6 a.m. every day, giving fans a place to watch World Cup matches as Los Angeles hosts today. Jon Baird reports.

With summer a week away, Southern California is already in fire season and agencies are stepping up their brush reduction efforts. Pete Demetriou has the story.

Fans for the U.S. Men’s National Team crossed state lines to Venice Beach this morning in anticipation of watching the World Cup match. Jon Baird reports.

The Marriott, an official hotel supporter of the World Cup, has plenty of availability for bookings despite the start of the global soccer events in L.A. Craig Fiegener reports.

A white and calico kitten that was caught in a car’s front bumper is now up for adoption at Pasadena Humane. Emily Valdez has more.

On Friday, Sir David Beckham was honored with a star in the sports entertainment category, as the U.S. hosts the World Cup. Karen Adams reports.

The American Outlaws, the supporter group of the US Men's National Team, set up shop at the Meeting Spot in Inglewood. Pete Demetriou reports.

Long lines of Mexico fans surrounded the L.A. Memorial Coliseum on Thursday for the first game of the World Cup: Mexico vs. South Africa. Jon Baird has the story.