Fleeing from wildfire in Malibu | West Coast Wrap
Continuing coverage on the wind-driven wildfire that's forcing people from their homes in Southern California. The latest on the damage in Malibu and we hear from neighbors who woke up to flames and smoke outside their doors as the fire exploded in size overnight.
Polygamous sect leader sentenced | West Coast Wrap
A polygamous sect leader in Arizona learns his fate after being convicted of a scheme that involved sex crimes against underage girls. How long he will spend in prison and how the community is reacting to this long-awaited sentencing.
Concerns over tsunami warning | West Coast Wrap
Questions remain about the widespread tsunami warning following yesterday's large earthquake off the Northern California coast. Millions received the alert on their phones and it caused quite a bit of confusion and concern. We hear from the coordinator at the national tsunami warning center in Alaska who explains why they're taking a closer look at how to improve the alert system.
5 and 6-year-olds shot in California school shooting | West Coast Wrap
Tonight -- we continue following the latest developments from Butte County where authorities are investigating why a gunman opened fire at an elementary school this afternoon, leaving two students wounded. It appears the shooter took his own life. Coming up -- hear from one parent who raced toward that school looking for their child. Plus -- it's fun to put up holiday lights this time of year, on the tree or the house. But covering your car in festive lights can pose a serious risk. Tonight -- the sheriff's department here in the West is warning drivers about taking their holiday cheer on the road.
FBI raids SoCal home of alleged arms dealer helping North Korea | West Coast Wrap
FBI agents raid a Southern California home. Authorities say the man who lived there is an arms dealer who's been helping North Korea. Reaction from neighbors watching this investigation unfold. Feds say the suspect is talking.
Improving lunar landings | West Coast Wrap
A group of engineering students at Arizona State University come out on top in a NASA design competition. The problem they tackled and how their system could help improve lunar landings.
Support for man known for elaborate holiday displays | West Coast Wrap
An outpouring of support for a man known for his elaborate holiday displays. He didn't think he'd be able to dazzle crowds this year. We'll show you what it took to ensure his house was decorated this season.
Concrete statues falls, crushes young boy | West Coast Wrap
Tonight -- a young boy is in critical condition after an unusual accident at an Arizona resort. Authorities say a concrete statue fell over and crushed him. Coming up -- the latest on this investigation. Plus -- the day before Thanksgiving is a hectic time for cannabis dispensaries across the West. We'll have more on what's driving the bump in sales on what's known as "Green Wednesday."
TSA facial recognition concerns | West Coast Wrap
As millions of people are flying for Thanksgiving, an Oregon senator and some fellow lawmakers are sounding the alarm over a new TSA program that's being used at more airports. A digital rights organization joins us to weigh in on the privacy concerns with this facial recognition technology.
Dog vs. mountain lion | West Coast Wrap
We introduce you to the small dog who didn't back down from a big cat. Here's how a beagle mix sent a mountain lion running up a tree.
'Sunscreen' for buildings | West Coast Wrap
We introduce you to the Arizona grad students who have created a unique roof coating designed to keep buildings cool in extreme heat and what it could mean for people's utility bills.
AZ gov heads to border to talk new strategy | West Coast Wrap
Arizona's governor headed to the Southern border on Monday to announce new strategies to address illegal crossings and drug smuggling. Gov. Katie Hobbs pushed back against President-elect Donald Trump's immigration agenda, including his promise to launch a mass deportation operation.
Las Vegas hotel workers' strike | West Coast Wrap
A new strike in one of the West's most popular tourist cities. Hundreds of hotel workers in Las Vegas say they won't get back to work until their demands are met.
This teen becomes the youngest person ever to pass California's bar exam | West Coast Wrap
Tonight -- new body camera video shows police arresting the man accused of stabbing several people at random in Seattle. Coming up -- how officers were able to zero in on the suspect shortly after those unprovoked attacks. Plus -- a Central Valley teenager celebrating a remarkable achievement. We'll introduce you to the 17-year-old who is the youngest person ever to pass the California bar exam and where she sees her legal career taking her.
President-elect Trump picks controversial Rep. Matt Gaetz as AG, eyebrows raised | West Coast Wrap
President-elect Trump's return to Washington DC: some eyebrows are raised with some cabinet picks. And, as he visited the White House, a West Coast governor helped lead an effort he says will "safeguard democracy" during Trump's second term. We'll break down how the governor is building a coalition to leverage the power of states. A political analyst will join us live to weigh in on how effective this approach is likely to be. Plus, an unusual rescue in Arizona- we'll break down what it took to untangle a snake from a truck.
Unions flex their muscle | West Coast Wrap
Several different unions across the west are flexing their muscle from teachers, to culinary workers, to mental health professionals. We'll break down what's behind these various strikes and what it will take to resolve the ongoing labor disputes.
Trump picks 'border czar' | West Coast Wrap
President-elect Donald Trump made the campaign promise to step up immigration enforcement and he's now picked his "border czar." An immigration expert joins us with perspective on this pick and what enforcement is likely to look like under his watch.
Structures destroyed, thousands displaced as Mountain Fire scorches earth | West Coast Wrap
Tonight -- neighborhoods burning in southern California as a wind-driven wildfire rages out of control. Thousands of people are under evacuation orders tonight as crews in Ventura County struggle to save homes from the flames. We'll have the latest on the intense firefight in Ventura County. Plus -- key races in the two western battleground states remain undecided tonight as the ballot counting continues. Tonight, we'll take you to Arizona to explain why it can take some states so long to finalize their election results.
Breaking down the results, day after election | West Coast Wrap
Tonight, after President-elect Trump's convincing victory, we're breaking down the election results in the key West Coast swing states. A political science professor from Arizona joins us to explain how the presidential race played out in that state and the deciding issues that tipped the election. Plus -- federal investigators are trying to figure out what led to a small plane crash in Arizona that left 5 people dead. What we're learning tonight about the victims.
National Guard on stand by | West Coast Wrap
Election officials and law enforcement across the West Coast are preparing to count the votes on Tuesday's Election Day. We'll look at how authorities are safeguarding the process and why one state in the West has the National Guard on stand-by ahead of Election Day.