This newscast warns viewers about a suspect in a violent string of carjacking attempts, details LAUSD's student cellphone ban, and visualizes the excitement ahead of the opening of Tiana's Bayou Adventure at Disneyland.

This newscast breaks down the results from Election Day, features breaking news of two fires erupting in Ventura and L.A. counties, and provides details on a public mass for Dodgers legend Fernando Valenzuela.

This newscast encompasses multiple key races across the Southland -- informing viewers about candidate platforms, statewide measures, and the big question: Who will win the presidential election? Live analysis from West Palm Beach, FL, where Donald Trump had just cast his ballot.

Los Angeles comes together to celebrate the Dodgers, who are officially the 2024 World Series champions. This special broadcast features 2.5 hours of live coverage -- from the parade in the streets of downtown, to the roaring fans ready to greet the Boys in Blue at Dodger Stadium!

This video features spliced moments from Good Day LA's newscast, live from Dodger Stadium ahead of Game 1 against the New York Yankees. Watch a morning full of excitement, sports analysis, Dodger history, limited-time sales, and of course, viewer-submitted pictures!

This newscast brought breaking news alerts on an active shooting turned hostage situation. It also sheds light on a PayPal bank scam and a state-led realty company lawsuit to help viewers understand how to keep themselves from being targeted.

This newscast features live coverage detailing events leading up to a teen's tragic death, a family member finding closure after a cold case arrest, and how that development could impact a connected investigation.

This newscast takes our crews out to the field for live team coverage on Tom Brady's retirement, reveals a chilling human trafficking bust involving a minor, and highlights a firearms lab created to slash the time it takes to solve crimes.

This newscast spotlights a lawsuit threat from attorney Ben Crump over a new AP African American Studies course, shares an in-depth interview with a suspended state attorney, and breaks down how county leaders intend to use tax money that was invalidated by the Florida Supreme Court.

This newscast features details into a police chief investigation, a football player’s arrest warrant and shocking body camera footage from deputies confronting near-fatal situations.

Every week, 10 Tampa Bay digs through missing persons cases and speaks to families desperate for answers. They're asking for one simple thing from us — to help search and share their stories.

Florida voters decided they wanted Governor Ron DeSantis to continue leading the state. 10 Tampa Bay brought live midterm election coverage to its viewers on air and on its streaming platforms.

This newscast features live coverage from the governor’s rally, emotional statements from families of Parkland school shooting victims and an investigation into uncovered skeletal remains.

This newscast took viewers into court where Marjory Stoneman Douglas shooter Nikolas Cruz was sentenced. It also highlighted a survival story and developments into a migrant flight lawsuit.

Developments out of a deputy-involved shooting and live hurricane coverage from Fort Myers — one of the hardest hit communities.

When Hurricane Ian made landfall in Florida, 10 Tampa Bay was there to keep viewers informed, prepared and connected throughout the storm.

This newscast features a mother’s family now being accused in connection to her murder and a suspended state attorney taking on the governor in court.

This newscast brought viewers breaking news on a violent manhunt, details into an alligator attack and information on a tornado warning that was announced during the show.

People across the globe have celebrated Earth Day for more than 50 years. But after the festivities are done, the realities of climate change continue to become more apparent.

Jasmin Sani drove to Yorba Linda, Chino Hills and Irvine on Oct. 26 and Oct. 27 to cover the Blue Ridge and Silverado fires sweeping through Orange County. The two articles are published on The Panther newspaper's website.