Speaker Johnson sued by Arizona | West Coast Wrap
The State of Arizona is suing House Speaker Mike Johnson, trying to force him to swear in Congresswoman-elect Adelita Girjalva. We talk about the legal basis for that lawsuit and how Speaker Johnson is responding.
Officer killed in the line of duty | West Coast Wrap
A young police officer in La Mesa, near San Diego, is struck and killed in the line of duty. We have the latest on the investigation.
Man accused of rape faked death, moved abroad | West Coast Wrap
A Utah judge hands down a sentence to a man who prosecutors say faked his death and moved overseas to evade rape charges. How he was eventually found and how much time he's facing behind bars.
Arizona murderer executed | West Coast Wrap
Richard Djerf, the Arizona man convicted for the 1993 murders of four members of the same family. Djerf pleaded guilty to the crime 30 years ago but the legal fight lasted for decades. The murders were the culmination of a fight with neighbors over stolen property.
Portland protests against ICE | West Coast Wrap
As protests continue outside of a Portland ICE facility, there are questions about what prompted federal agents to temporarily block an ambulance that was transporting an injured protester to the hospital. We'll show you video of the confrontation and play the dispatch calls from medics.
San Francisco leaders push back against proposed National Guard deployment | West Coast Wrap
Just days after Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff told the New York Times he supported President Trump and would be "all for" sending the National Guard into San Francisco ahead of Salesforce's annual Dreamforce conference, the president suggested he would do just that. However, local leaders are pushing back against the idea, and point to statistics showing crime in the city has fallen 30%.
LA County state of emergency | West Coast Wrap
Los Angeles County supervisors have declared a local state of emergency in response to federal immigration raids. Why the county is taking this step and we hear from the group criticizing this decision.
Severe storms slam Arizona | West Coast Wrap
Severe storms once again slam parts of Arizona leaving behind extensive damage to homes and businesses. We'll take you to one community east of Phoenix that's still recovering after a deadly flash flooding two weeks ago.
Wet weekend raises flash flood risk | West Coast Wrap
Residents are bracing for heavy rain and potential flash floods as the remnants of Tropical Storm Priscilla head north. Meanwhile residents of Globe, Arizona have already been enduring storm conditions, and are preparing for more.
Palisades fire suspect: New information | West Coast Wrap
New information is emerging about the suspect accused of starting the deadly and destructive Palisades fire in Los Angeles. What we learned during his court appearance in Florida today and the key ruling from the judge.
Sacramento helicopter crash victims' update | West Coast Wrap
We have an update on the three people on board a medical helicopter that crashed on a Sacramento freeway this week. What authorities are saying about their conditions and how the company that owns the chopper is showing its appreciation for the bystanders who helped at the scene.
Kristi Noem tours ICE facility in Portland | West Coast Wrap
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem tours an ICE facility in Portland that's at the center of a growing fight over National Guard deployments. We take a look at the local leaders Secretary Noem met with during her visit.
Former LA deputy mayor learns his sentence | West Coast Wrap
A former deputy mayor for the city of Los Angeles learns his sentence after pleading guilty to calling in a fake bomb threat to City Hall.
Portland: Conservative influencer in custody | West Coast Wrap
Tensions are running high outside of an ICE facility in Portland as police make several arrests during demonstrations including taking a conservative influencer into custody. Why the Trump administration has ordered an investigation into his arrest and how Portland's police chief is retiring.
Teen hero risks arm trying to save family from flood | West Coast Wrap
There are stories of heroism coming out of Arizona following the historic flash flooding earlier this week. The teenager who nearly lost an arm trying to save his family from the rising waters.
Workers impacted by government shutdown | West Coast Wrap
The federal government shutdown that started Wednesday has already begun to impact Americans, from shutting down National Parks to limiting services at airports. Both sides of the political spectrum have blamed the other for the shutdown, creating more tension among legislators
Carnival ride malfunctions | West Coast Wrap
It was a scary scene at a school carnival in Southern California as a ride malfunctioned, leaving several people trapped. What authorities are saying about a possible cause for the accident.
Portland pushing back against Trump troops | West Coast Wrap
Lawmakers across Oregon are pushing back against President Trump's plan to send the military into Portland where he claims ICE officers are under siege. We also look at what Oregon's governor refused to do during a phone call with the president.
Travis Decker case closed | West Coast Wrap
After a months-long manhunt, authorities are closing the case against the Washington man wanted for killing his three daughters. What investigators are revealing about remains found in the wilderness not far from the crime scene.
ICE arrests day laborer in San Jose | West Coast Wrap
An undocumented immigrant was arrested at a social services agency in San Jose by men claiming to be federal agents, though the men showed no warrant or identification. City leadership has offered a strong rebuke, and has pushed to force law enforcement to show their faces and identify themselves.