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Suspect Arrested in Charlie Kirk Assassination, Utah Governor Confirms

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox confirmed that 22-year-old Tyler Robinson has been taken into custody for the fatal shooting of activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. Officials say Robinson, who allegedly plotted the attack in advance, now faces multiple felony charges. The killing has reignited concerns over rising political violence in the U.S.

Cole’s French Dip Extends Closing Date to November

Downtown L.A.’s beloved Cole’s French Dip, originally set to close in August, has pushed its final day to Nov. 1. The 117-year-old landmark, known for its culinary rivalry with Philippe the Original, will host a farewell event before officially saying goodbye. Fans now have a little extra time to enjoy one last taste of the iconic French dip.

Mayor Bass Moves to Fast-Track LAPD Hiring Amid Officer Shortage

Mayor Karen Bass has signed an executive directive to speed up the LAPD’s hiring process as the department faces staffing shortages and prepares for global events like the World Cup and 2028 Olympics. The move, aimed at quickly boosting officer ranks, comes despite City Council concerns over L.A.’s $1 billion budget deficit.

How to Watch the 77th Annual Emmy Awards This Sunday

Television’s biggest night is back as the 77th Annual Emmy Awards take place this Sunday, Sept. 14, at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. Hosted for the first time by Grammy-nominated comedian Nate Bargatze, the show will air live at 5 p.m. PST/8 p.m. EST exclusively on Paramount+ Premium, with next-day streaming available for Essential subscribers. Red carpet coverage begins at 4 p.m. on CBS and Pluto TV, ensuring fans won’t miss a moment of the glamour.

California Lawmakers Seek to Overhaul L.A.’s Mansion Tax

Sacramento lawmakers have introduced SB-423, a new bill aimed at revising Los Angeles’s controversial “mansion tax,” Measure ULA. The proposal would scale back taxes on certain commercial property sales, such as apartment buildings and offices built within the last 15 years—changes supporters say could help spur development in a strained housing market. While backers of the original tax argue it funds vital affordable housing and homelessness programs, critics warn it has slowed construction and worsened L.A.’s affordability crisis.

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