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Santa Monica PD releases bodycam video of fatal police shooting at Palisades Park

Warning: Some viewers may find the video disturbing. The Santa Monica Police Department Saturday released body-worn-camera footage in connection with an Aug. 22 fatal police shooting at the city’s Palisades Park, authorities said. The footage was part of a Critical Incident Commu...

NBC Los Angeles (KNBC)Sep 12, 2026

Local

Diesel fuel prices in California reach an all-time high

The average price for a gallon of diesel fuel in California has reached an all-time high. The average reported Saturday by motor club AAA was $8.0956, nearly $3 more than one year ago. One month ago, a gallon of diesel averaged $6.8692 in California. In Los Angeles County, a gall...

NBC Los Angeles (KNBC)Sep 12, 2026

News

The deal that helped bring SoFi Stadium to Inglewood isn’t legally valid, judge rules

SoFi Stadium. (Gary Coronado / The LA Local ) This story first appeared on The LA Local . The contract Inglewood’s SoFi Stadium was built on is void, a judge ruled, upending a 10-year-old deal at the center of a larger fight between the city and the stadium developer. Companies t...

LAist (KPCC / Southern California Public Radio)Sep 12, 2026

Local

Camels in LA? Inside the military’s wild experiment

A camel at the Drum Barracks in Wilmington circa 1865. (Courtesy University of Southern California Libraries/California Historical Society Collection) Los Angeles County has exotic wild animals roaming about, such as wild parrots and peacocks. But what about camels? No, we’re not...

LAist (KPCC / Southern California Public Radio)Sep 12, 2026

business

Gallery featuring neurodivergent artists opens on Venice's Abbott Kinney

Some of the featured art at "Limitless" (Courtesy Help Group ) A new space celebrating the art of autistic and neurodiverse youths has opened on Abbott Kinney Boulevard in Venice, amid the trendy coffee shops and boutiques. Called “Limitless,” the space is a project of Help Group...

LAist (KPCC / Southern California Public Radio)Sep 12, 2026

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How does a farm in Irvine end up hosting the first-ever Tanaka Day?

Tanaka Farms in Irvine. Tanaka Day, an epic meet-and-greet of people with the Japanese surname, is happening the weekend of Sept. 19 and 20 at — wait for it — Tanaka Farms in Irvine. "I'm the idea guy around here," said proprietor Glenn Tanaka — aka Farmer Tanaka — who dreamed up...

LAist (KPCC / Southern California Public Radio)Sep 12, 2026

safety

1 killed, 5 injured after crash in Encino

One person is dead and five others are injured after a two-vehicle crash at an Encino intersection Saturday morning. The crash was reported at about 11:30 a.m. near Ventura Boulevard and Densmore Avenue. Video of the scene showed what appeared to be a SUV on the sidewalk and a ca...

NBC Los Angeles (KNBC)Sep 12, 2026

Local

Rams say travel isn't to blame for their Australia debacle

Before Sean McVay jumped on his second 15-hour flight in less than two days, he insisted the Los Angeles Rams ’ unorthodox travel plan for Australia wasn’t the reason his Super Bowl-contending team took a thrashing from the San Francisco 49ers in its season opener. If the coach i...

NBC Los Angeles (KNBC)Sep 12, 2026

safety

Arson suspect in custody after Sherman Oaks grass fires

An arson suspect was in California Highway Patrol custody after grass fires near a freeway transition road in Sherman Oaks. About five separate spot fires burned Saturday morning near the transition road connecting the southbound 405 Freeway to the westbound 101 Freeway. There we...

NBC Los Angeles (KNBC)Sep 12, 2026

News

Sam Altman backs Anthropic CEO's call to slow down the global AI race

The CEOs of two of the world’s leading AI companies are publicly agreeing that the race to build increasingly powerful AI systems needs to be slowed, continuing this week’s cascade of warnings from researchers working on the technology. Dario Amodei, the CEO of Anthropic, maker o...

NBC Los Angeles (KNBC)Sep 12, 2026

business

Your health insurance bills are about to go up

Most Americans can expect to pay significantly more each month for health insurance next year, whether they get it through work, Obamacare or Medicare. In some cases, the premium increases may be the largest in decades and are driven by numerous economic pressures. But they won’t...

NBC Los Angeles (KNBC)Sep 12, 2026

schools

E-bike buyback event in OC offers up to $1,000 in exchange for your electric ride

Students at Ensign Intermediate School have been parking their e-bikes in nearby neighborhoods since the district outlawed them on elementary and middle school campuses. (Jill Replogle / LAist) The Orange County District Attorney’s Office is hosting a buyback event Sunday where p...

LAist (KPCC / Southern California Public Radio)Sep 11, 2026

business

Compton man sentenced for assaulting federal officer during anti-ICE protest

A Compton man was sentenced Friday to three years in federal prison for throwing rocks and injuring a federal officer during a June 2025 immigration enforcement operation near a Home Depot store in Paramount. Elpidio Reyna, 42, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Fernando L. Aen...

NBC Los Angeles (KNBC)Sep 11, 2026

government

Ben Allen wants to take on the insurance industry

Insurance Commissioner candidate Ben Allen delivers remarks during the California Democratic Party convention at Moscone Center in San Francisco on Feb. 21, 2026. (Yalonda M. James / San Francisco Chronicle via AP) For the first time, voters in California will decide between two ...

LAist (KPCC / Southern California Public Radio)Sep 11, 2026

government

After 10 years of bilingual education in California, demand is high but teacher supply low

Julian Moreno-Maciel, a bilingual education teacher trainee in UC Berkeley’s Teacher Education program. (Manny Herrera / Courtesy Cati de los Rios ) In 2017, only about 400 public schools in the state offered bilingual education. But in the 10 years since voters approved Prop 58 ...

LAist (KPCC / Southern California Public Radio)Sep 11, 2026