Donald Trump's company has been convicted in New York of tax fraud. It's for a scheme by top executives to avoid paying personal income taxes on perks such as apartments and luxury cars. This means the Trump Organization could be fined up to $1.6 million. We go In Depth. 

This verdict comes as criminal referrals are coming from the January 6th Committee but who and how many is still a mystery to the public. The head of the committee, Bennie Thompson, confirmed this news today. The big question is whether former President Trump will be among those referred--and if he is--what will the Justice Department do?

Criminal referrals are coming from the January 6th Committee but who and how many is still a mystery to the public. The head of the committee, Bennie Thompson, confirmed this news today. The big question is whether former President Trump will be among those referred. If he is--what will the Justice Department do? We go In Depth. 

Voters in Georgia are deciding if Democrats will control the Senate or if the 50-50 split continues. We head south to see how the race between Raphael Warnock and Herschel Walker is shaping up. 

The flu is surging across California. But there's some potentially good vaccine news. 

Actress Kirstie Alley has died. It's being reported she lost a quick battle with colon cancer. We go In Depth into why colon cancer is so deadly and why people are getting it at younger and younger ages. 

More companies are hosting office holiday parties again although if you have too much fun you could hear the F-word as in "fired."

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Let's say your kid is sick right now with the flu or cold or maybe COVID but you're out of cough syrup or Tylenol. That means you have to run to your local drug store where you might see empty shelves in the cold and flu medication aisle. Demand is so high that drug stores are having a tough time keeping up with demand. We go In Depth into why and what you can do in case you can't find what you need. 

The Supreme Court has now heard arguments in a case involving religion and LGBTQ rights. Could a ruling one way lead to legalized discrimination? 

The latest economic numbers and jobs report show the country is steering away from a recession, at least for now. So why are stocks falling on Wall Street? 

Russia hits Ukraine again with a series of missile attacks. Homes and buildings were damaged. The electricity supply was once again disrupted. We go In Depth into how the war is unfolding as we get into Winter. 

America is a place where people can't get enough exercise. But it's also a place where obesity is an epidemic. We talk to the author of a new book that explores this health paradox. 

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The LA City Council takes a major step against the oil and gas industry with a vote to ban new drilling and phasing out the wells that already exist. It's a move that will make environmentalists happy but are there downsides to consumers? We go In Depth. 

President Biden is pushing for major changes to the Democratic presidential primary system. We'll tell you what he has in mind. 

Can Kanye West ever salvage what's left of his music and business career after his latest comments about Nazis and Hitler? Or is he done for good? 

Former President Trump loses a legal fight over the seized Mar-a-Lago documents. This comes as the January 6th Committee is wrapping up its final report and could recommend criminal charges be filed against him. We go In Depth into Mister Trump's legal problems with the Justice Department. 

Reports are out about slavery reparations estimates from the state task force looking into the matter. We'll talk to the committee chair about whether these massive numbers are accurate. 

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Record high gas prices are fueling lots of anger across California. The governor now says lawmakers in Sacramento need to do something about it. He's called a special session that will start next week to get something done. We go In Depth into whether lawmakers will actually do something this time to reign in oil companies that have been reaping record profits. 

The Senate passes a bill to avoid a rail strike just ahead of Christmas. 

A new study finds pandemic lockdowns changed the brains of teenagers. 

Before Al Franken became a U.S. Senator he was comedian, writer and political pundit. He's now returning to his comedy roots but mixing in lots of politics on his new show tour. It's coming to LA later this month. We talk to Al Franken about his new tour, his time in the Senate, his thoughts on politics today and if he ever has plans on returning to Washington D.C. as a lawmaker. 

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Could we soon see more water restrictions? The results of a new survey from the California Department of Water of Resources finds many agencies here in southern California could be looking at shortages because of the drought. There's concern that current conservation measures and voluntary reductions just might not be enough. We go In Depth. 

Palm Springs is being asked to right a major wrong from decades ago regarding the evictions of hundreds of Black and Mexican families. We look into what exactly the families are asking for. 

San Francisco police could soon deploy so-called "killer robots." We get into how they actually work and when they would be used. 

Some new findings are offering hope and promise when it comes to an experimental drug being used to treat Alzheimer's Disease. 

Results from a new survey could have businesses re-thinking the traditional five-day work week. We tell you what was found. 

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The fentanyl crisis across the country and right here in southern California is reaching a breaking point. Officials in L-A County will announce next hour a working group to address fentanyl overdoses. We go In Depth as parents worry if their kids will be next to fall victim to this highly addictive and highly deadly substance. 

The U.S. is moving on in the World Cup, defeating Iran 1-0 in a match that just ended. But this match was about much more than just a game. 

China is trying to squash protests as anger around the country builds over COVID restrictions. That unrest is also delaying iPhone production. 

Much of the talk on staying healthy this Winter has revolved around trying to avoid COVID. But one doctor says it's not COVID you or your body should be most worried about. 

We go In Depth with Santa Claus himself. He's a lot more popular this year as things slowly return to a pre-pandemic normal. 

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A horrific tragedy has a neighborhood mourning in Riverside. A man who catfished a teenage girl and developed some kind of online relationship with her drove across the country from Virginia and murdered the girl's grandparents and mom before he was killed in a police shootout. We go In Depth into the dangers of catfishing online and how parents can protect their kids from predators. 

A new study finds just about all of us have had COVID. But not everyone. So how did some people manage to avoid it for this long? 

Russia is still attacking Ukraine's power grid. It's now having a big impact on hospitals there. Some are even postponing surgeries. 

Mauna Loa is no longer asleep. It's waking up in a big way as it's now erupting on Hawaii's Big Island. We go In Depth with a volcano expert on what this means for the people who live in the area. 

Politics will be at the center of tomorrow's World Cup match between Iran and the U.S. A social media post from the U.S. has Iran very upset. 

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Here we are again, talking about yet another mass shooting in America. This one in Chesapeake, Virginia at a Wal Mart where six people were killed by a shooter who then killed himself. We go In Depth into what sparked this latest tragedy. 

We're also learning more about the suspected shooter at Club Q in Colorado Springs. 

We head to Ukraine where Russia is knocking out power again to large parts of the country just as Winter is looming. 

A new experiment may lead to the end of pointless traffic jams. 

The COVID-19 pandemic could lead to more kids around the world getting the measles. We'll go In Depth into why kids are skipping shots. 

If you're dealing with a bad break up or just can't seem to get over that one ex....a bootcamp might be the answer. 

And we end the show with Rick Caruso. The billionaire developer will talk about his experience running for LA mayor and what he wants to do now. 

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The long, drawn-out saga over former President Trump's tax returns might actually now be over. The Supreme Court has cleared the way for the handover of his tax returns to a congressional committee following a three-year legal fight. The court's order leaves no legal obstacle in the way. We go In Depth into whether we'll finally learn just how much money the former president has made and how. 

Colorado Springs continues to mourn following the mass shooting at Club Q that killed five people. We talk to a performer at the club. 

LA mayor-elect Karen Bass says she'll declare a state of emergency over the homeless crisis on day one of her term. But why the wait for current officials? 

New numbers paint a gray picture for those looking to buy a home for the first time here in southern California. We go In Depth into just how much money you'll need. 

Theft at retail stores is on the rise.

The next generation of COVID vaccines may never reach the market...and government bureaucracy might be to blame. 

A new study might have you re-thinking the importance of so-called "good" cholesterol numbers. 

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Another city in the U.S. is mourning today because of yet another mass shooting. This time in Colorado Springs where a man shot up an LGBTQ nightclub, killing five people and hurting about two dozen others. We go In Depth into what we know so far about the situation and how Colorado Springs and the LGBTQ community there is coping. 

Meet the new boss for Disney. Same as the old boss. Bob Iger returns. We go In Depth into what that means for the giant company.

Twitter could see the return of a familiar person. But will Donald Trump actually come back? 

And what if boys and girls started school at different ages? We talk to the writer of a new book who says boys and men are slipping behind women and girls these days. 

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