A man from California charged after an attack at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner pleads not guilty, according to multiple reports. He enters the plea during a brief court hearing, with one of his attorneys speaking on his behalf. The charges allege that he stormed the dinner while armed with weapons including guns and knives, and that he attempted to kill President Donald Trump. Prosecutors say he fired a shotgun at a Secret Service officer who tried to intervene. The hearing described in the reports focuses on the plea and does not indicate any substantive statements by the defendant in court. The case is ongoing, and the reports do not provide additional details on potential next steps or dates. The information presented across sources centers on the defendant’s plea, the circumstances described by prosecutors regarding the alleged weapon use, and the involvement of the Secret Service during the incident.