McDonald's E. coli outbreak | West Coast Wrap
A deadly E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald's with people sickened across 10 states, including several in the West. What health officials are saying about the person who died after being infected and the specific menu item that appears to be the focus of this outbreak.
5 shot dead inside home | West Coast Wrap
A tragic scene outside Seattle where five people, including three minors, were found shot to death inside a home. What investigators are saying about the person who has been taken into custody.
Deputies rescue people from house fire | West Coast Wrap
Tense moments caught on camera as sheriff's deputies rush to the scene of a house fire in Washington. We break down the body-work camera showing those deputies rescuing several people.
LA archdiocese to pay $880M in sex abuse settlement | West Coast Wrap
Tonight -- the Archdiocese of Los Angeles agrees to pay more than $880 million to victims of sexual abuse dating back decades, the largest abuse settlement ever involving the Catholic Church. What it took to reach this agreement and how survivors are reacting. Plus -- a car plunges from the second story of a parking garage in Hawaii. What we know about the woman who was inside and the circumstances of the crash.
Deaf man punched, Tased by police
Tonight, movement in the Menendez brothers murder case. They killed their parents inside their Beverly Hills home decades ago. Now, people on both sides of the family want them freed. Coming up, what they're saying about the brothers' claims they were abused by their parents. Plus, outcry over the alleged actions of the Phoenix Police Department against a suspect in an assault case who suffers from cerebral palsy and deafness.
New support for striking Boeing workers | West Coast Wrap
A new show of support for Boeing workers on strike in the Pacific Northwest. We'll look at the members of Congress taking sides in this labor dispute, plus details begin to surface about how the Biden administration is intervening in hopes of getting people back to work.
Hot-air balloon into radio tower | West Coast Wrap
A hot-air balloon crashes into a radio tower in Albuquerque causing it to collapse. What authorities are saying about this accident that happened during the city's famous balloon festival.
Eagles' nest explodes from lightning strike | West Coast Wrap
Tonight -- the West Coast campaign blitz continues. Vice President Harris visiting two important battleground states today. Making the case to voters. We'll have more on her appearances in Nevada and Arizona and we'll tell you when former President Trump will be heading to this part of the country. Plus -- incredible video captures the moment lightning strikes a bird's nest in Colorado-what happened to the bald eagles who were close by when their nest exploded.
Catalina Island plane crash, 5 killed | West Coast Wrap
Federal investigators are working to figure out what caused a plane crash on Catalina Island off the Southern California coast that left five people dead. What we're learning about the man who was at the controls when the plane went down.
Tropicana Hotel to be imploded | West Coast Wrap
The famous Tropicana Hotel will be turned to rubble in just hours. What to expect from Wednesday morning's implosion in Las Vegas to make way for a planned Athletics baseball park.
Farm in Washington creates prosthetics for animals | West Coast Wrap
We take you to a unique animal farm in Washington that creates prosthetics for animals. You'll hear what inspires the woman who runs the facility.
Family-run fentanyl ring | West Coast Wrap
Troubling new details emerging about a major fentanyl ring that was being run by several family members from the Seattle area. Authorities say they operated across the country. Investigators say one suspect has a community organization that helps at-risk youth.
Menendez Brothers: LA County DA to review new evidence, what this means
Tonight -- a major development in a decades-old murder case that captured the nation's attention: Lyle and Erik Menendez being convicted of killing their parents. But late today -- the LA county district attorney announced his office is reviewing new evidence. What this could mean for the Menendez brothers who've always claimed they acted in self-defense. Plus -- as extreme heat continues to grip much of the West an important reminder tonight about keeping pets safe. Coming up -- the dramatic video showing several Phoenix police officers rushing to help two dogs chained up outside as temperatures soared.
Students hospitalized from heatwave on West Coast
Tonight -- as a dangerous fall heat wave takes hold across much of the West, the soaring temperatures are posing a serious health risk. Coming up -- an update on the southern California students who were taken to hospitals after being overcome by the heat. Plus -- urban search and rescue teams from across the West are on the ground tonight in parts of the country devastated by Hurricane Helene helping with a massive response effort. We'll talk live with a former FEMA coordinator about the priorities and the challenges for those first responders.
Scuba divers encounter great white shark | West Coast Wrap
Dramatic video shows an unforgettable experience for some scuba divers off the Southern California coast when they encountered a great white shark.
No more homework at some Vegas schools for rest of year | West Coast Wrap
We'll get back to the vice president's trip to Arizona's southern border. See how the Democratic presidential nominee is pushing her vision of the future of immigration policy in the U.S. Plus, former president Trump offers up immigration reform policies of his own. And, no homework all year for some students in Las Vegas. We'll break down why one school thinks that will help save money.
Ohtani's historic baseball subject of legal dispute | West Coast Wrap
There's a new lawsuit over a piece of baseball history. Last week, fans scrambled to claim the ball that put the Dodger's Shohei Ohtani into a coveted club of his own. That ball is set to hit the auction block on Friday with some legal wrangling over it.
LA city bus hijacked, passenger killed | West Coast Wrap
The U.S. Secret Service pushes back against claims of a "security lapse" involving former president Barack Obama outside a restaurant in Los Angeles. TMZ spoke with the man making those allegations. Tonight on West Coast Wrap, they'll walk us through what he says happened. Plus, we have the response from the Secret Service. And, an entire community is benefiting from a 12-year-old with a big imagination. Watch her vision of the ultimate playground become a reality.
New scam uses images of your home to extort you | West Coast Wrap
A Nevada woman is warning others about a troubling new scam that uses images of your home to convince you to send money to thieves.
Women only rideshare service | West Coast Wrap
A unique rideshare service that's only for women. How concerns about safety led to the creation of a company where all the drivers have one thing in common.