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A 91-year-old woman in a Tesla crashed into people in a L.A. Traders Joe's parking lot, killing a young woman and injuring three others. KNX News' Craig Fiegener reports.

Mike Matson, a ranch owner in the Mojave Desert, is seeking justice after four of his ostriches have been shot dead. KNX News' Karen Adams reports.

A rough road ahead for many Uber employees. KNX News' Craig Fiegener reports.

Drama in Hollywood about the proposed merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. KNX News' Jon Baird reports near Paramount Studios in Melrose.

Two separate death investigations are underway in Carson after two bodies were found two days apart in the Dominguez Channel. KNX News' Karen Adams reports.

The Los Angeles Unified School District has banned the use of generative AI for the current school year. KNX News' Jon Baird reports.

The NBA has come down hard on the Clippers for circumventing the salary cap related to star player Kawhi Leonard. The league accused the Clippers of arranging endorsement deals for Leonard with four companies they do business with. As part of the punishment, Clippers owner Steve Ballmer has been suspended for one year, the team was fined $30 million, and the team will forfeit five first-round draft picks. Law Murray, who covers the Clippers for The Athletic, talks about it with L.A.'s Morning News.

The Democratic Socialists of America has endorsed Councilmember Nithya Raman for mayor of LA. It comes after she secured more than 60% of the vote in an online election among more than 6,000 DSA members in the LA area. But will this help or hurt her come November? Democratic Strategist Michael Trujillo talks about it with L.A.'s Morning News.

Republican senators are growing more frustrated with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth due to the turnover of senior staff and the lack of a clear plan for ending the Iran war. Republican Senator Thom Tillis has even urged President Trump to fire Hegseth for what he calls “inept management.” Also, the world has lost a feminist icon, as Gloria Steinem has died. Political strategist Rina Shah talks about it with L.A.'s Morning News.

College students were busted for dealing cocaine out of their frat house at Penn State, but despite the case, cocaine use isn't widespread on college campuses. Alcohol and marijuana, however, are a different story. Some studies find that social media could be driving the use. ABC News Crime & Terrorism Analyst Brad Garrett talks about it with L.A.'s Morning News.

We have a good-news-bad-news situation you should probably know about if you happen to drive along Sunset in West Hollywood. KNX News' Craig Fiegener reports.

The LA Clippers are coming out fighting after the NBA today fined the team $ 30 million and suspended billionaire owner Steve Ballmer for a year. A league investigation found the team knowingly broke salary cap rules to funnel an extra $ 21 million to star Kawhi Leonard using a bogus endorsement deal. NBA Commissioner Adam Silver was deeply disappointed by the flagrant violations of the rules and by the leadership failures by the team. But a Clippers statement said the franchise vehemently rejected the NBA's findings, saying they resulted from a heavily biased investigation. Eric Pincus of Bleacher Report talks about it with KNX News' Brian Douglas.

Billionaire team owner Steve Ballmer has been suspended by the League for a year, and the franchise has been fined $ 30 million for circumventing salary cap rules. NBA Commissioner Adam Silver says the Clippers flagrantly violated the regulations to pay superstar Kawhi Leonard tens of millions more than in his contract. Sports business expert and consultant Marc Ganis, who heads Sportscorp, talks about it with KNX News' Brian Douglas.

97.1 The Fan's Cody Decker talks with KNX News' Brian Douglas and Brian Ping about the NBA's punishment for the Clippers.

A handful of people have been given an exclusive look at the new Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in downtown LA. KNX News' Steve Gregory was there.

Stay out of Big Bear Lake! KNX News' Karen Adams explains why.

L.A. County is going after celebrities and owners of private jets for unpaid taxes. Rihanna and the owner of the Rams are among those told to pay up. KNX News' Karen Adams reports.

Two dead bodies were found along the Dominguez Channel in Carson in the last two days.  KNX News' Jon Baird reports.

When the 2028 Olympics launch here in Los Angeles, the coaches, athletes, and others involved in the games will have a way around the legendary L.A. traffic. KNX News' Jon Baird reports.

The street takeovers continue throughout LA, but there is a new troubling trend: the looting of businesses near the takeovers. Also, Mayor Bass has called for an independent review of police killings of people in mental distress after a video was released showing a group of officers piling on top of a man and beating him before he died in a San Fernando Valley jail cell, and new crime stats show home burglaries are down throughout LA. LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell talks about all this and more with L.A.'s Morning News.

President Trump’s approval rating remains at the lowest in his political career. The Reuters/Ipsos poll shows that Trump’s approval rating is just 33%. It also found that 71% of Americans said they do not approve of the president's handling of the cost of living. The results could be a sign of things to come for Republicans with the midterms a little over two months away. Berwood Yost, the Director of the Center for Opinion Research at Franklin & Marshall College, talks about it with L.A.'s Morning News.

More on the war with Iran. Both sides exchanged fire again overnight for the second night in a row. This follows a month-long pause in fighting between the sides. The attacks have caused oil prices to go up. Also, Russian President Vladimir Putin and the Iranian President met yesterday, with Putin pledging support to Iran. Will Todman from the Middle East Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies talks about it with L.A.'s Morning News/

L.A. County repeatedly called its $2 million review of the Eaton Fire response "independent." But emails obtained by KNX News show the head of the agency being reviewed already had a working relationship with the firm chosen to do it, and now the county is investigating how the McChrystal Group was chosen. KNX News' Alex Silverman has this exclusive.

Singer D4vd has a new legal team after his private attorneys pulled out, and he's pleaded not guilty again with public defenders representing him. KNX News' Jon Baird has the latest.

Aaron Donald is suited up for the Rams again. The Rams were the favorites to win the Super Bowl, which is being held at SoFi before the move. 97.1 The Fan's Doug McKain, aka D-Mack, talks about it with L.A.'s Morning News.

Aaron Donald on why he decided to un-retire and suit up for the Rams again. The Rams were the favorites to win the Super Bowl, which is being held at SoFi before the move. 97.1 FM The Fan's Doug McKain, aka D-Mack, talks about it on L.A.'s Morning News.

The Pentagon has installed several conservative military veterans with large online followings in government roles as they amplify Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s viewpoints and attack those who criticize the Trump administration on social media. This according to a new article from the Washington Post. Neither the Pentagon nor those involved have disclosed the government roles. Washington Post reporter Tara Copp, one of the authors of that article, talks about it with L.A.'s Morning News.

Closing arguments will get underway today in Las Vegas in the Tupac murder trial. Duane "Keffe D" Davis is charged with first-degree murder in the 30-year-old death of the rapper. He's not accused of shooting Tupac but of orchestrating the attack back in 1996. He even admitted in his book he was in the vehicle during the drive-by and helped plan it. AP Reporter Jessica Hill has been covering the trial and talks about it with L.A.'s Morning News.

President Trump is touting a historic deal with Venezuela that would give the US a stake in 17 oil fields in the country, giving the US access to about 65 billion barrels of crude oil. But there are big questions, including how the US will get the oil. Also, the attacks between the US and Iran are back on. KNX News Washington Contributor Scott MacFarlane talks about it with L.A.'s Morning News.

A black jaguar at a Central Valley sanctuary died after being bitten twice by a rattlesnake. KNX News' Karen Adams reports.

The mayor of Santa Ana believes her “get tough” approach toward homeless people is working, and that the number of people living on the streets there has actually fallen. KNX News' Jon Baird reports.

Residents of a Studio City neighborhood say they are fed up after a fire broke out at an abandoned property they claim has been a source of safety concerns and illegal activity for years. One of them confronted Councilmember and mayoral candidate Nithya Raman on Friday. KNX News' Craig Fiegener reports.

Outdoor movies, live music, local markets, fitness, and a glowing tribute to Dolly Parton are among the things happening around Southern California this weekend. KNX News' Nataly Tavidian has more.

Is AI making decisions when it comes to your medical care? Some nurses say “yes,” and that it’s not good. KNX News' Craig Fiegener reports from West Hollywood.

Nearly 500 trafficked animals have been taken in by the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach. KNX News' Karen Adams reports.

It can withstand an earthquake up to magnitude 9 in strength - that’s what LADWP says about the new water pipes that are being installed. KNX News' Craig Fiegener reports from Sylmar

Moms pushed their strollers across the UCLA campus on Thursday to protest the decision to close two childcare centers at the end of the school year.  KNX News' Jon Baird has more from Westwood.

It's the end of an era in the NFL as the league officially pulled the plug on the Pro Bowl. Starting this season, 88 players will be named to the Pro Bowl class in late December, but there will be no game. The NFL becomes the first professional sports league in the US to end its All-Star game. Also, it's the final week of the preseason, and the Rams take on the Chargers at SoFi. CBS Sports NFL analyst Amy Trask talks about it with L.A.'s Morning News.

People who live near the Boyle Heights warehouse destroyed in a fire don't want it to be rebuilt. City officials are on their side. KNX News' Craig Fiegener has more.

The heatwave continued in Southern California, with temperatures set to peak on Wednesday. KNX News' Pete Demetriou was in Santa Monica, one place where it will be just a smidgen cooler than the rest of Southern California.

SiriusXM DJ and former longtime KROQ DJ Kat Corbett remembers Dolly Parton.

Tom Roland is a longtime country music journalist, editor of Billboard Country Update, and co-wrote Dolly’s 2025 book, "Star of the Show: My Life on Stage." He talks about it with KNX News' Alex Silverman.

Matt Glaser, musician and Founder and Artistic Director of the American Roots Program at Berklee College of Music in Boston

In 2022, Dolly Parton was inducted into the Rock n ' Roll Hall of Fame. KNX News' Digital Content Producer Daniella DeRobbio was backstage. She talks about it with KNX News' Brian Douglas.

Whitney Allen, host of the 'Big Time with Whitney Allen,' talks with KNX News' Brian Douglas about what it was like meeting Dolly Parton.

Michael Levine, a Hollywood publicist who knew Dolly Parton and represented Dolly Parton’s management company, spoke with KNX News' Brian Douglas about what made Parton an icon.

K-Frog's Heather Forglear spoke with KNX News' Alex Silverman on the life and legacy of Dolly Parton.

Seth Schachner, a former Sony Music executive who now hosts the "Breaking Down the Biz" podcast, talks with KNX News' Alex Silverman about Dolly Parton's impact and how she unified audiences.

L.A.'s Morning News co-anchor Margaret Carrero talks with Alex Silverman about Dolly Parton's life and career.

KNX News reporter Emily Valdez talks with Alex Silveman about Dolly Parton's legacy and impact.