Troops from Mexico's National Guard are patrolling the streets of Tijuana today, after an outburst of violence that was seen up and down Baja California. Drug cartel gunmen installed curfews, burned businesses and cars, and essentially closed off the region to government authorities for a number of days. What's behind the attacks? We'll go In Depth.

The next generation of coronavirus vaccines are hitting the market, with the United Kingdom the first country to approve Moderna's new COVID vaccine ... which promises to build immunity against the original strain, plus the Omicron variants. But is a new crop of vaccines really necessary?

And did you know that dogs can be infected with the monkeypox virus? Apparently they can, and it's happened in France ... we'll bring you more details.

Today marks the one year anniversary of the fall of Kabul to the Taliban ... and in the year since, Afghanistan has largely crumbled as a functioning country. We look back on what's been a tragic year ... and how the bitter feelings of a botched American withdrawal linger.

In the latest legal entanglements of Trump-world ... former New York City mayor and close confidant of the former president, Rudy Giuliani has been informed that he is now the subject of a criminal investigation in Georgia, into efforts to overturn that state's 2020 election results.

And while it might seem backwards, new research shows that drought-stricken California could be vulnerable against so-called "megafloods" in the very near future ... where an atmospheric river could park itself over the state and dump cataclysmic amounts of rain.

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A judge has just unsealed the search warrant that led to the search of former President Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate. It shows the FBI is investigating Mr. Trump for a potential violation of the Espionage Act and removal of classified documents. We go In Depth into the search and what kind of defense the president could mount. 

First, it was COVID then monkey pox. Now, polio is back and might be more widespread than what we all think. Health officials say the polio virus has been detected in New York City's wastewater. This comes after it was also found in London's wastewater. Is LA next? 

Liz Cheney could be out of a job soon as a congresswoman but her career in politics may not be over. 

Governor Newsom might be thinking White House but a comparison is being made to another governor who got crushed when he tried the same thing. 

Author Salman Rushdie is in the hospital after being attacked on stage. 

Santa Ana winds are bad enough now but a new study says they could get even worse. We go In Depth into what that means for our future Winters. 

Have you heard of "quiet quitting?" It's a new term for doing a lot less at work. But that could be good for you. We explain. 

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The Justice Department finally speaks out on the FBI search at former President Trump's home at Mar-a-Lago. Attorney General Merrick Garland saying today he personally approved the search warrant. He also says the department has asked a court to unseal the warrant the FBI received before searching the home. We go In Depth into what this means for Mr. Trump.  

Violent talk has increased online following the Mar-a-Lago search which has some analysts concerned. 

Some positive economic news comes out regarding inflation. Maybe it's slowing down now. 

COVID deaths and the number of people in the hospital across the country may be leveling off and possibly on the decline. We go In Depth into whether we're any closer to the end of the pandemic. 

Some Whole Foods stores will soon let you pay with your palm. But it's raising some questions about cybersecurity and privacy. 

Canada's euthanasia law is being criticized now for hurting disabled people who aren't otherwise dying. 

A tough new security guard is patrolling a public transit station in the Bay Area. He's flying around chasing off small birds. 

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Former President Trump has returned to New York to answer questions under oath about the civil investigation there into his business dealings. But Mr. Trump didn't really say much of anything. He took the Fifth Amendment. We go In Depth into what happens now. 

The former president may be gaining even more control over the Republican party after the results of some primary races yesterday. Did the FBI search help his candidates? 

Do we have to worry again about polio? Health officials in London are concerned. 

Evictions are up again now that moratoriums have been allowed to expire in much of the country. We go In Depth into whether this trend will continue. 

A record was set last month for the warmest nights ever in the U-S as heat waves rolled through the country. 

NFL star quarterback Aaron Rogers says he's a better player and person because of psychedelic trips to Peru. 

A new health movement is gaining in popularity thanks to social media. We explain why more people are walking barefoot outside. 

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An end of an era is near for arguably the greatest female tennis player of all-time. Serena Williams says in Vogue magazine she's going to be "evolving away from tennis" after this year's U.S. Open. Williams is a 23-time Grand Slam champion. She's from Compton originally, along with her sister, Venus, a tennis superstar also. We go In Depth into the long career of Serena Williams. 

We look into what's next for former President Trump following an unprecedented FBI search of his Mar-a-Lago Estate. 

Past school shutdowns due to COVID could make the transition from high school to college tougher than usual for incoming freshmen. 

Farms in central and northern California have another problem to worry about because of drought---salty water. We go In Depth. 

If you're a night owl, a new paper explains why you should get to bed before that clock strikes midnight. 

This sounds like a horror movie premise but spider corpse robots are real. We tell you what they're doing. 

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President Biden and Senate Democrats are doing a victory lap of sorts in Washington D.C. This comes after the Senate passed the Inflation Reduction Act which they are touting as a major package which will help the country battle inflation and climate change and will lower prescription drug costs for those on Medicare. We go In Depth into what's in the bill and what was left out.  

Police in Albuquerque, New Mexico are looking for a potential serial killer who might be targeting Muslim men. 

And we look back at the life and career of singer and actress Olivia Newton-John. She passed away today at the age of 73. 

We head back to Ukraine where war is part of everyday life. We talk to a woman who's doing her best to get by and even took a trip to her hometown recently near the Russian border. 

If you're worried about climate change and catching some kind of nasty disease a new study has some bad news for you--it connects diseases to climate change. We explain. 

Barbie may just be a doll but she has a big influence in the fashion and celebrity world. Her style is all the rage right now. 

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Should hotels be forced to house the homeless? That issue will now be decided by voters in the city of LA in two years. The LA City Council discussed the issue today but decided to pass it off to the people. It would require hotels to offer up empty rooms each day to homeless people whether the hotel wants to or not. We go In Depth to look at both sides. 

The new job numbers sure look nice but inflation still has people feeling pessimistic about the economy. 

Republicans who've questioned the 2020 election results could soon control elections in some battleground states. 

More pre-teens are being seen for mental health issues now. With kids heading back to school soon, we go In Depth into how those kids can best navigate the new school year. 

Airline seats. You've heard the complaints. Now, you get to make them to the FAA. 

Young sea turtles in Florida are all hatching as females now. Climate change might be why. 

If you like cats, you'll love a new popular video game where you play as a cat. Some animal groups are capitalizing off the game's popularity to help real cats. 

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Monkeypox is now being called a public health emergency by the federal government. California and a few other states already did the same so we go In Depth into what this means and if the tools are there to prevent the virus from spreading as fast as COVID. 

Brittney Griner is off to a Russian prison. She was sentenced today. It's now up to the U.S. government to help free her. 

China fires off missiles in the Taiwan Strait to show its anger over Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan.  

Governor Newsom says if Hollywood studios are serious about their liberal values, they'll stop filming in conservative states. But will they listen to him or their wallets? We go In Depth. 

DDT dumping in the ocean off Catalina Island might be far worse than what scientists initially believed. 

You know the Beach Boys--icons of southern California and rock and roll. We talk to lead singer Mike Love later in the show as the group will be performing in LA this weekend. 

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Dodger fans today mourning the loss of legend and icon Vin Scully who died at the age of 94. Some considered Scully maybe one of the greatest sports broadcasters of all-time. He was on the call for so many memorable moments in Dodgers history. We go In Depth into the legacy of Vin Scully. 

We also get into a major win for abortion rights supporters in a very red and conservative state. 

Warner Brothers spent tens of millions of dollars making a major movie the public will apparently never see. We go In Depth into why. 

Southern California is lagging behind our rivals up north when it comes to water conservation. 

Seaweed is causing big, big problems in the Caribbean. 

And can you feel the Earth spinning faster? We'll explain. 

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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi really did it. She's in Taiwan right now much to the anger of China which warned of consequences because of her visit. We'll go In Depth into what this does to U.S./China relations. 

The White House wasn't exactly supportive of the trip so we'll look into whether dismissing President Biden's concerns hurts him. 

The leader of al-Qaida has been killed by a U.S. drone strike. So what happens now to al-Qaida after the death of Ayman al-Zawahri?

Governor Newsom and LA County both declare an emergency over monkeypox. It's because of rising cases. We go In Depth into whether that will help stop the spread. 

Credit card debt is growing at a rapid pace across the country. We look into what that means for the economy. 

Author Stephen King testifies against two major publishing companies at an anti-trust trial, saying a merger could hurt him and your favorite writers. 

A new study might have you thinking twice about eating frozen pizzas and other similar foods...they might be hurting your brain. 

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