UCLA student detained at southern border

A UCLA student has been detained at the southern border. The case is shining a light on President Trump's mass deportation efforts. Tonight on west coast wrap what we're learning about the student. Plus, we have a reaction from the UCLA campus. And, a measles patient just traveled through one of the busiest airports in the west. We'll layout a timeline for when anyone exposed could see signs they're infected.

Politicians travel to El Salvador to visit man mistakenly deported

Tonight -- a lawmaker from Arizona stepping into the legal fight over a man who the Trump Administration mistakenly deported. Why the congresswoman says she's going to travel El Salvador where Kilmar Abrego Garcia is being held in a notorious maximum security prison. Plus -- a long line of shoppers outside a supermarket here in the west for a big giveaway. The social media influencer paying for people's groceries and what he's saying about his next act of kindness.

Truck intentionally plows through gates of police station

Tonight -- a driver caught on video intentionally plowing his pickup truck through the gates at an Arizona police station, and authorities say he did this twice as officers tried to track him down. Coming up -- how police took him into custody. Plus, as California files a lawsuit to stop President Trump's sweeping tariffs from hurting the state's economy, it raises the question of whether other states will follow suit. Tonight -- what Oregon's governor is saying about the impact of this trade war and whether her state plans to take legal action.

Tesla owners targeted in outrage against Elon Musk | West Coast Wrap

Tonight--Tesla owners targeted as outrage grows over Elon Musk's role in the Trump administration. We'll show you how one Cybertruck driver was harassed in southern Nevada and tell you about the arrest that was made in a separate case of vandalism. Plus, China's latest act of retaliation in its escalating trade war with the U.S. could have a huge impact on Hollywood. How Beijing plans to restrict the number of American movies shown in China.

Trump administration on immigration crackdown | West Coast Wrap

Two high-profile members of the Trump administration visited Arizona's capitol. We'll show you what border czar Tom Homan told lawmakers about the ongoing immigration crackdown and details on the local legislation that was endorsed by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Woman rescued from storm drain | West Coast Wrap

A dramatic rescue in Southern California, where crews spent hours working to free a woman who was stuck in a storm drain about 10-feet underground. How long authorities believe the woman had been stuck there before she was discovered.

U.S. Military beefs up security along southern border | West Coast Wrap

Tonight, we will examine closely how the US military is beefing up security along the West's southern border. They have a mobile surveillance system in tow. See how they're putting it to work in Arizona. And, space tourists make a splash in the west. We have their return to Earth after a wild ride.

Tariffs impacting businesses already in PNW | West Coast Wrap

President Trump's tariffs are already impacting how some construction companies in the PNW do business. What they're telling clients as they brace for higher material costs. And-- a group of suspected ATM thieves could be tied to similar crimes, including here in California. The piece of evidence that helped detectives track down the three men.

7 tigers seized from Nevada property | West Coast Wrap

Tonight -- we're learning new details about an unusual bust in southern Nevada. Authorities seized seven tigers from a home today and arrested the man who owns that property- what brought investigators to the home and where those tigers are headed now. Plus -- as movie fans continue to pay tribute to actor Val Kilmer, who died this week, we're exploring his special connection to a small town in the southern Arizona desert, the setting for one of his most iconic roles. We'll take you to the movie set that still stands there today.

Federal cuts impacting food banks | West Coast Wrap

Recent federal cuts are putting food banks in a tough spot. USDA announced $1 billion in cuts including funding that supports local food programs. West Coast Wrap looks at how food banks in Utah are bracing for the impacts.

Fire at GOP's state HQ in New Mexico | West Coast Wrap

Authorities in New Mexico are investigating a fire at the state's Republican Party headquarters that appears to have been intentionally set. Republican lawmakers are calling it a deliberate attack. How New Mexico's democratic governor is responding to the arson investigation.

Suspect in firebombing Teslas case arrested | West Coast Wrap

Tonight -- authorities in Las Vegas arrested a man they say firebombed several Teslas at a repair center last week, part of a string of vandalism cases targeting Elon Musk's company. The charges the suspect faces at the state and federal level and how investigators tracked him down. Plus -- building fire-resistant homes. We'll take to the Southern California community designed specifically to withstand a destructive wildfire.

Babysitter suspected of stabbing toddler to death | West Coast Wrap

Tonight -- we're learning new information about a police officer who was killed in the line of duty north of Sacramento. What authorities are revealing about the drug trafficking investigation that led to that deadly shootout. Plus -- a 3-year-old child was found stabbed to death in their apartment in Las Vegas. Authorities are charging the babysitter for the crime.

Mass shooting in New Mexico | West Coast Wrap

Newly-released video shows the chaos that unfolded during a mass shooting at an unsanctioned car show in New Mexico. Three people were killed and 15 others were wounded. What police say led to the gunfire.