San Fernando Shooting Rampage Leaves Four Dead
A shooting spree in the San Fernando Valley that left four people dead. Twenty-six year old Gerry Dean Zaragoza is accused of killing his father and brother and wounding his mother in the family’s apartment. Police say Zaragoza then went on to shoot and kill two other people, one outside a gas station, the other at a bus stop. Another woman was also wounded.
State Insurance Commissioner's Climate Change Plan
In the second two-part interview, my co-host Lily Jamali spoke with California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara about a plan he’s working on with the United Nations to make sure California’s insurance market can survive climate change.
Federal Judge in S.F. Allows Challenge to Travel Ban Visa Waiver Program to Proceed
A federal judge in San Francisco Thursday allowed a pair of cases to move ahead that challenge the U.S. government’s approach to issuing visa waivers under the Trump administration's travel ban on citizens of several Muslim-majority countries.
Reporter: Chloe Veltman
Small Community in Kern County Dealing with Oil Spill Aftermath
Over a million gallons of oil and water have now spilled from a ruptured well site in a Kern County oil field. The nearby community of McKittrick, where about 115 people live, are now dealing with the spill.
Reporter: Alex Hall
Facebook's Libra Currency Sparks Fake Accounts
In the wake of Facebook executives in Washington DC pitching a virtual currency called Libra, Washington Post reporters discovered about a dozen fake accounts, pages and groups scattered across Facebook and Instagram, falsely offering to sell Libra at a discount.
Reporter: Rachel Myrow
Burning Man's Ultimate Business Man
Host Lily Jamali speaks with Bloomberg Businessweek reporter Sarah McBride about how one man uses Burning Man to raise millions of dollars.
Dodgers Stadium is Getting a Makeover
Dodger Stadium is athletic holy ground, where such greats as Sandy Koufax, Don Drysdale and Fernando Valenzuela have played baseball. But the ballpark, which opened in 1962 and is the third oldest stadium in Major League Baseball is showing its age.This week the Dodgers organization announced it was pumping a hundred million dollars into stadium upgrades.
Reporter: Saul Gonzalez