Podcasts
Flawed Justice: The Kimberly Long StoryIt was a murder with no eyewitnesses. No physical evidence. A star witness for the prosecution killed before he could testify, and a jury that didn’t get to see all of the evidence - until now.
In The Air with Stu MundelYou may not know his face, but if you recognize his voice, you're among the devoted followers who watch him follow breaking news from above LA and OC on CBS2 and KCAL9 News. Each week, Stu sits down with newsmakers, celebrities and personalities in Los Angeles.
CBS2 News Los Angeles: The RundownUpdated twice daily at 8am and 5pm, CBS Los Angeles anchors will give you the latest news and weather in 2 minutes!
News
Not Everyone Is Playing By The Rules At LA County Beaches As Restrictions Ease"This beach is full of selfish people who don't care about anybody else," said Bill Hallett, a Hermosa Beach resident. "Nobody's wearing masks, nobody is following the rules."
String Of Unusual Fires Briefly Threaten Numerous Homes In Jurupa Valley NeighborhoodAn investigation is underway Sunday to determine the cause of five separate fires in a Jurupa Valley neighborhood.
White House Imposes Coronavirus Travel Ban On BrazilThe White House on Sunday broadened its travel ban against countries hard-hit by the coronavirus by denying admission to foreigners who have been in Brazil in the two weeks before they sought entry to the U.S.
Got Quarantine Cravings? Boba Tea Ranked Most Popular Delivery Order In Calif., Yelp SaysYelp has revealed the most popular food order in each state since the pandemic started.
West Hollywood Implements New Order Requiring Public To Wear Cloth Face CoveringsA new emergency order went into effect this weekend for the city of West Hollywood requiring everyone to wear face cloth coverings when traveling in public.
NY Times Lists 1,000 COVID-19 Victims On Sunday's Front PageSunday's New York Times was an emotional reminder of where we are in the coronavirus pandemic.
Sports
Drive-In Theaters Making A Comeback During Coronavirus PandemicIn this time of physical distancing due to the coronavirus pandemic, a fun activity that's now decades-old is making a comeback: drive-in movie theaters.
Not Everyone Is Playing By The Rules At LA County Beaches As Restrictions Ease"This beach is full of selfish people who don't care about anybody else," said Bill Hallett, a Hermosa Beach resident. "Nobody's wearing masks, nobody is following the rules."
More Than 100 Workers Test Positive From 'Farmer John' Meat Processing Plant In VernonMore than 100 employees at Farmer John, the meat processing plant that produces the Dodger Dog, have tested positive for coronavirus, officials said.
Dodger Stadium Lights Up In Remembrance Of Fallen American Heroes Ahead Of Memorial DayThe Los Angeles Dodgers Stadium honored fallen servicemembers Sunday night ahead of Memorial Day with a light display.
Man Killed By Amtrak Train In Santa Ana In Apparent SuicidePolice said a man was killed Sunday afternoon after appearing to intentionally put himself in the path of a moving Amtrak train.
Republicans Sue Newsom Over Vote-By-Mail Order, Calling It 'Illegal Power Grab'The Republican National Committee is suing California to stop vote-by-mail for the November general election.