Las Vegas climbs into the triple digits Friday with a high near 107°F. A Fire Weather Watch is in effect Saturday; Clark County cooling stations are open.

A man was found shot to death in Pico Rivera early Thursday. LASD homicide detectives are investigating and asking the public to share any tips or footage.

Two people were killed and five others wounded early Friday on the 5100 block of South Wood Street in Back of the Yards. Police say two suspects opened fire and detectives are investigating.

The U.S. Treasury added Miguel Díaz‑Canel to its sanctions list on June 4, escalating pressure on Havana and deepening economic pain that will ripple to Miami. The move names the president and several associates and blocks U.S. dealings.

Davis trustees unanimously adopted the name Monarca for the former César Chávez Elementary after a 15‑member committee recommended the butterfly‑inspired name. The change follows national reporting that prompted a wave of renamings.

AZDPS says two Phoenix men were arrested after separate months‑long probes into child sexual abuse material. Both face 10 counts and are jailed on six‑figure bonds.

Mobile cameras on SW Oregon St flagged more than 1,000 drivers within days; the city says citations will follow a warning window and fines will fund safety work.

The City of Dallas published a single FIFA World Cup hub with transit, safety and Fan Festival details — plus instructions to sign up for DallasAlert.

A Canal Winchester man was sentenced to at least 12 years after an April 2024 Madison Township crash that killed two people and injured others.

Aloha Tower is getting a roughly $7M renovation, with crews repainting the façade, replacing windows and rebuilding the observation deck ahead of a September reopening.

City attorneys asked a judge to dismiss a veteran LAPD officer’s discrimination and wage claims, saying his deposition and the record undercut key allegations.

Police sealed off part of the Windswept Farms subdivision in Eureka after multiple reports of gunfire. Investigators remained on scene and officials had not confirmed details.

The Culinary Workers Union says it reached a tentative agreement with Sphere Las Vegas that would cover more than 800 hospitality workers and mark the venue's first union contract. The deal now heads to a member ratification vote.