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Los Angeles Leaders Meet Trump to Seek Wildfire Recovery Support

Karen Bass and Kathryn Barger met privately with Donald Trump this week to advocate for federal wildfire recovery funding, insurance relief, and rebuilding support for Los Angeles families impacted by the 2025 fires. The meeting marked a notable shift after months of public tension between local officials and the White House, signaling a renewed push to secure aid as recovery efforts continue across fire-ravaged communities.

New Court Details Emerge in Case Against D4vd

Singer D4vd appeared in court Thursday for a routine status hearing tied to the murder case involving 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez. Prosecutors disclosed that investigators found a significant amount of alleged child sexual abuse material on Burke’s iPhone and revealed that a wiretap was used during the investigation. The hearing focused largely on discovery, evidence review, and scheduling as both sides push toward a trial timeline.

2026 NFL Draft Begins Tonight With Big Questions for Rams

The 2026 NFL Draft kicks off tonight in Pittsburgh, where the Las Vegas Raiders hold the coveted first overall pick and the Los Angeles Rams enter with an unexpected No. 13 selection. Over three days, teams will make franchise-shaping decisions as top prospects wait to hear their names called. From where to watch and key scheduling details to projected picks and what it could mean for local teams, here’s everything fans need to know before the first round begins.

Santa Monica Nonprofit Leader and Wife Found Dead in Venice Home

A respected nonprofit leader tied to downtown Santa Monica revitalization efforts and his wife were found dead inside their home in Venice this week, prompting an ongoing police investigation. Authorities say Jeremy Ferguson, Director of Operations for Downtown Santa Monica, sent a suicide note to a friend before the discovery. Ferguson and his wife, local artist Mandy Zelinka, were both well known in their communities, leaving colleagues and neighbors mourning a sudden and deeply unsettling loss.

Congress Pauses Epstein Hearings as Questions Swirl Around Missing Files

The House Oversight Committee has halted public hearings tied to the Epstein files just as former Obama White House counsel Kathryn Ruemmler was expected to testify about her relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. The pause has fueled accusations of political maneuvering and raised fresh questions about missing records, delayed testimony, and ongoing efforts to uncover who may be connected to the broader Epstein network. Meanwhile, the Justice Department’s inspector general has launched a new review into how Epstein-related documents have been handled and released.

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