USC Student Who Fatally Stabbed Man Outside Frat House Will Not Face Criminal Charges

Ivan Gallegos, a 19-year-old USC student, will not face criminal charges for the fatal stabbing of Xavier Cerf outside a fraternity house. District Attorney George Gascón cited genuine fear for life as the reason behind Gallegos's actions. Gallegos, who was taken into custody immediately after the incident, has been supported by friends, teachers, and even his former fast-food manager, all vouching for his character. Gallegos and his friends went to investigate when they heard a car alarm go off. They found Cerf in the car, who claimed ownership and said he had a gun. This led to a confrontation where Cerf was fatally injured. Gallegos’s grandmother expressed relief and sadness over the incident, emphasizing that Gallegos acted out of fear for his life.

Where Are the Wildfires Burning in Southern California?

Wildfires are raging across Southern California, with the Post Fire in Ventura County and the Sites Fire in Colusa County causing significant evacuations and damage. Firefighters are making some progress, but strong winds and dry conditions continue to worsen the situation. Stay informed with the latest updates.

Baseball Legend Willie Mays Dies At 93

Legendary baseball player Willie Mays, affectionately known as "the Say Hey Kid," has died at 93. Mays’ storied career spanned from his start in the Negro American League to becoming a 24-time Major League All-Star and two-time National League MVP.

That’s Not His Name, Donald: Stephen Colbert Skewers Trump in Must-Watch Parody Video

Stephen Colbert's team is at it again! Watch the hilarious parody video that mocks Trump’s infamous name slips and made-up words. The video sets the former president's gaffes to the tune of The Ting Tings' "That’s Not My Name," highlighting his cognitive "challenges" with humor. Check out why viewers are calling it a must-see!

Travis Barker’s ‘Run Travis Run’ Wellness Event Headed to L.A.

Travis Barker is hosting "Run Travis Run" at the Kia Forum on July 6, featuring timed runs, fitness classes, and wellness workshops. Inspired by his miraculous recovery from a 2008 plane crash, Barker invites fans to join and experience his health routine firsthand, with tickets ranging from $49 to $399. Don’t miss this chance to connect with the running community!

Newsom, U.S. Rep. Jimmy Gomez Applaud Biden’s Latest Immigration Action

President Biden's latest immigration executive order shields about 500,000 undocumented spouses from deportation and increases work visas for Dreamers. California's Gov. Newsom applauds the move, stating it keeps families together and boosts the economy. Read more about these important changes.

DENIED: New York Court of Appeals Declines to Hear Trump’s Gag Order Challenge

The New York Court of Appeals just rejected Donald Trump’s challenge to a gag order in his hush money trial, prioritizing safety and case integrity over his claims of free speech. Despite multiple violations and fines, he remains free to speak publicly about the case.

Justin Timberlake Arrested for Driving Under the Influence

Justin Timberlake was arrested in the Hamptons for driving while intoxicated on Tuesday. After his arraignment at Sag Harbor, he was released from custody. The pop icon is due back in court on July 26, with two scheduled performances at Madison Square Garden next week potentially in question.

New Housing for Homeless People on Skid Row Will Opened

Exciting news for Los Angeles! The new Weingart Tower in Skid Row is opening soon, providing 278 units of permanent supportive housing to those in need. The grand opening will feature notable leaders like Mayor Karen Bass and Congresswoman Maxine Waters.

Celtics Move Ahead of Lakers in Championship Race

The Boston Celtics have taken the lead in NBA championships with their 18th title, leaving the Los Angeles Lakers in second place. Magic Johnson took to social media to congratulate the Celtics but wasn't shy about his disappointment. With LeBron's future and the head coach position in flux, what's next for the Lakers?

Jeff Van Gundy Tapped As Clippers New Top Assistant

Jeff Van Gundy, who just celebrated an NBA championship win with the Celtics, has been named the lead assistant coach for the Los Angeles Clippers under Ty Lue. With a rich history in coaching and broadcasting, Van Gundy's expertise is expected to make a significant impact on the Clippers.

Sparks Rookie Cameron Brink Injured

Los Angeles Sparks star rookie Cameron Brink's first WNBA season ended abruptly due to a torn ACL. Averaging 7.5 points, 5.3 rebounds, and 1.7 assists per game, Brink was a key player for the Sparks. Read how she plans to make a comeback and what this means for the team and her Olympic dreams.

Your Guide to Pride Month in L.A.

1. Love, Loud & Proud, Pasadena - June 22

2. SaMo Pride - June 22

3. DTLA Proud Marketplace - June 23

4. SFV Pride - June 29

5. Out on the Mountain - August 16

6. DTLA Proud - August 24-25

7. Gay Days Anaheim - September 13-15

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