The LA Local

Burglars hit a high-end sneaker shop in South LA and another arrest in the planned terror attacks at Taylor Swift concerts in Vienna.

A woman stabbed to death and the suspect then shot dead by police. Also this evening: Governor Newsom calls out counties and cities for failing to do enough on the homeless crisis; and a disease outbreak centered on a Japanese restaurant.  

An alleged serial killer who preyed on vulnerable women in the 70s has been extradited to SoCal, and we get into how he was caught after all that time. Cops in Highland Park have a 5-hour standoff with a guy who's been terrorizing his neighbors by firing his gun into the air. A local city votes to defy a new state law which bans policies that out gay and trans students to their parents. The L.A. Local is sponsored by the LA Car Guy family of dealerships. 

An alleged terror plot targeting upcoming Taylor Swift concerts in Austria has been prevented and back to school shopping is even more expensive this year. 

LAUSD board members unanimously approve putting a 9-billion dollar bond measure on the November ballot. Also this evening: no charges for a former LA County Supervisor who says she was falsely accused of corruption; and new word on what caused the wildfire that destroyed homes in San Bernardino. 

A $9 billion measure will be on the ballot this fall for L.A. schools - we'll tell you how much it will raise property taxes if passed. Last night's shake alert went to half a million people before the quake near Bakersfield. People in San Bernardino are returning home to see what's left after the Edgehill Fire. A road rage incident turns to murder in West Hollywood. And why are $1 tickets to the Hollywood Bowl not selling? The L.A. Local is sponsored by the LA Car Guy family of dealerships. 

LAUSD needs major upgrades to its schools so the district is considering a massive $9-billion bond measure and an earthquake shakes Southern California. 

Leaders of Rancho Palos Verdes meet as the city sets up an information center about the land movement threatening homes. Also this evening: pets killed in the wildfire in San Bernardino; and a would-be robber shot dead by a store owner in Norwalk.   

We hear from Mayor Karen Bass, who worked with Tim Walz when he served in Congress. We also hear for the first from from the mother of Johnny Wactor, who says she's hopeful her son's murderers will be caught. Yet another fancy home is burglarized in Encino, and the huge fire in northern California is threatening the state's salmon. The L.A. Local is sponsored by the LA Car Guy Family of Dealerships. 

Vice President Kamala Harris has picked Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate and yet another home robbery in Encino.