60 Freeway reopens near Pomona after suspicious device investigation
Westbound lanes of the 60 Freeway near Pomona were shut down Saturday afternoon as a bomb squad investigated the area.
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Eugene ‘Big U' Henley Jr. linked to murder of former Crenshaw High football player, feds say
Federal prosecutors said there’s probable cause to believe Eugene “Big U” Henley, Jr. killed a man in Las Vegas and dragged his body in the desert.
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Calling Jackie and Shadow fans: The Chick-Naming Contest is now open
Enter your cutest ideas for the baby bald eagles; Big Bear schoolkids will make the final picks.
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Unruly neighbor terrorizes West Hollywood apartment complex
Neighbors said the man smashed plants against the wall and broke glass out onto the side walk. Amber Frias reports for the NBC4 News at 5 p.m. on Friday, March 21, 2025.
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Mar Vista homeowners demand action as bumpy roads pose safety risks
Residents say growing tree roots have made Warren Avenue hazardous, but the city has yet to take action.
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‘This house is essentially a bomb.' 60 homes evacuated after Pacoima home explosion
Sixty homes were evacuated in the Pacoima neighborhood after an explosion from a home rattled the neighborhood.
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Pillowcase Rapist Christopher Hubbart now lives in Antelope Valley
Christopher Hubbart was released and placed at a court-designated housing facility in the Juniper Hill community near Pearblossom on Friday.
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MLB suspends ex-Dodger Julio Urias for second violation of domestic violence policy
Former Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Julio Urías was suspended through the All-Star break by Major League Baseball on Friday under its domestic violence policy with the players’ association. Urías had pleaded no contest last May to one count of misdemeanor domestic battery. The penalty was the second for Urías under the policy following&nb... -
Eaton Fire victims get closer look at suspect power system
Close examinations have begun in Eaton Canyon of electrical lines, towers and other equipment, which could hold clues to pinpointing the cause of the January fire that destroyed thousands of homes, as the result of dozens of lawsuits filed against Southern California Edison by fire victims. An agreement between the victims and Edison, filed in cour... -
Lancaster woman convicted in hospice fraud scheme
A Lancaster woman was found guilty of receiving more than $330,000 in illegal kickbacks for patient referrals to two hospice firms in a fraud scheme.
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17 people charged for re-entering U.S. after deportation, some linked to violent crimes
Federal authorities have charged multiple individuals who illegally re-entered the country, including suspects with violent criminal histories.
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‘Adoptable Dog Yoga' event in Los Angeles happening this weekend
The Bloc partners with Pups Without Borders to host a wellness event combining yoga and adoptable dogs.
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Los Angeles likely aggressively enforce parking rules. Blame it on city's $1b budget shortfall
As the city of Los Angeles grapples with the daunting task of closing the gap amid the $1 billion budget deficit, the parking enforcement team from the LA Department of Transportation is expected to further rigorously look out for parking code violators. Parking tickets used to be a revenue generator for the city, but for the last several years, es... -
The Leonard Files: After The Flames Ep. 13 – Eaton Fire investigation is speeding along
Palisades Fire victims are being urged to make decisions about debris cleanup ASAP, and attorney Mike Artinian, of the law firm BRIDGFORD, GLEASON & ARTINIAN, discusses why new court-approved inspections of the electrical equipment in Eaton Canyon may reveal new evidence of the cause of the Eaton Fire. Artinian represents the lead plaintiff, a... -
California homeowners can get up to $3k to retrofit house. Here's how to apply for grant
Time is running out for California homeowners to apply for a grant that can help them seismically retrofit their homes before the next big one arrives
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Redondo Beach police crack down on illegal smoke shop sales
Authorities began conducting inspections of local smoke shops that led to the discovery of prohibited products.
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Mother charged with killing 11-year-old son in Santa Ana during custody visit
A 48-year-old woman was charged Friday with fatally stabbing her 11-year-old son in Santa Ana.
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605 Freeway to see multiple closures this weekend, next week
Segments of the 605 Freeway in Los Angeles County will be closed this weekend and next week for work on a major project to rehabilitate the freeway from Long Beach to the San Gabriel Valley, officials said Friday.
