It’s Friday, February 28th. I’m Joseph Delaney, and here’s your local news from The Los Angeles Times. Today will be very warm and partly cloudy, with a high of 86 and a low tonight of 55. Our top story: The federal government's response to the coronavirus is facing scrutiny as the number of cases continues to grow. Other problems have also cropped up, including ineffective test kits and restrictions on who gets them.

It’s Thursday, February 27th. I’m Mary Regalado, and here’s your local news from The Los Angeles Times. Today will be partly cloudy and we could see a temperature breaking record today with a high of 87. The previous record was 86 degrees set in 1992. Tonight will also be cloudy with a low of 61. Our top story: A new coronavirus case in California may be the first in the United States without a known link to travel abroad.

It’s Wednesday, February 26th. I’m Mary Regalado, and here’s your local news from The Los Angeles Times. Today will be very warm and sunny, with a high of 82 and a low tonight of 55. Our top story: Bob Iger [Eye-grrr] has stepped down as C-E-O of the Walt Disney Company after 15 years. He will be replaced by Bob Chapek [Chay-peck], a 27-year Disney veteran who previously spearheaded the expansion of the amusement parks at Disney Land and Disneyworld.

It’s Tuesday, February 25th. I’m Kyle Sauerhoefer, and here’s your local news from The Los Angeles Times. Today will be very warm and sunny, with a high of 81 and a low tonight of 53. Our top story: About 20,000 friends, family members, and fans streamed into Staples Center yesterday to pay tribute to the Lakers star and his daughter, who were killed along with 7 others last month in a helicopter crash.

It’s Monday, February 24th. I’m Mary Regalado, and here’s your local news from The Los Angeles Times. Today will be mostly sunny and pleasant, with a high of 72 and a low tonight of 53. Our top story: A judge is expected to decide today whether a facility in Costa Mesa will be used as a quarantine site for coronavirus patients. That's after the city council voted on Friday to block the move.

It’s Friday, February 21st. I’m Joseph Delaney, and here’s your local news from The Los Angeles Times. It’ll be mostly sunny today, with a high of 75. Tonight, expect increasing cloudiness, with a late brief shower or two, and a low of 55. Our top story is: U-S-C will eliminate tuition for families earning less than $80,000 a year. It will also stop figuring home equity into financial aid calculations.

It’s Thursday, February 20th. I’m Kyle Sauerhoefer, and here’s your local news from The Los Angeles Times. Expect some clouds and fog this morning, then skies will turn sunny, with a high of 77. Tonight will be mostly clear, with an overnight low of 53. Our top story is: California Governor Gavin Newsom yesterday vowed to marshal the full force of his administration to alleviate California’s worsening homelessness crisis.

It’s Wednesday, February 19th. I’m Mary Regalado, and here’s your local news from The Los Angeles Times. It’ll be cloudy with a bit of fog this morning, then expect sunshine during the day, with a high of 69. Tonight will be clear, with late patchy clouds and fog, and a low of 50. Our top story is: Governor Gavin Newsom will deliver his annual State of the State address today. He's expected to elaborate on a plan to ease homelessness.

It’s Tuesday, February 18th. I’m Kyle Sauerhoefer, and here’s your local news from The Los Angeles Times. It’ll be mostly sunny and pleasant today, with a high of 74. Tonight, expect mostly clear skies, and a low of 50. Our top story is: Businesses of all stripes in California and nationwide are feeling pain from the coronavirus outbreak. As of last night, the outbreak has killed 1,872 people, and infected more than 73,300 others worldwide, mostly in China.

It’s Monday, February 17th. I’m Mary Regalado, and here’s your local news from The Los Angeles Times. Expect plenty of sunshine today, with a high of 72. Tonight will be mostly clear, with a low of 51. Our top story is: More border agents and customs officers will be deployed in Los Angeles and other so-called sanctuary cities to assist in the arrests of immigrants in the country illegally. That's according to federal officials who said deployment would be spread out across 9 areas.