Katrina Foley

As crews begin installing metal nets in the canyons above Montecito to prevent a future debris flow, the community is still trying to decide how to remember the one that killed 23…

Birds are chirping, creeks are flowing and wildflower buds are beginning to pop up and down the Central Coast.

Unqualified kids are admitted to some of America’s most prestigious institutions. Parents, administrators and coaches face criminal charges.

California’s death penalty was dysfunctional, but it did serve one important purpose.

Also in the show: President Trump’s first veto in defense of his border wall, Boeing, and college admissions scandal

The Sacramento police officers who shot and killed Stephon Clark won’t face criminal charges. Now California’s attorney general has to decide whether to indict them.

After 17 years, the U.S. is trying to negotiate its way out of Afghanistan. One partner in the search for peace is the Taliban, once an enemy in the “War on Terror.”

It’s an extra episode of ATPL with special guest Preet Bharara!

On a bracingly cold morning in Huntington Beach, a big group of teenagers and 20-somethings gathered outside of the city’s main lifeguard station.   They were here to participate in…