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Why they do it: Members of Los Angeles' graffiti scene speak out
They wanted to put their mark on them, represent their crews and where they come from.
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Lucky places to buy winning lottery tickets? This is what data says
This weekend, another billionaire could be made. Draws for the $1.23 billion Powerball prize will take place Saturday night, with the estimated cash prize standing at $595.1 million. If you’re thinking about trying your luck for Powerball’s 4th largest jackpot, here is data that may up your chances. Good news for lottery players in Southern California — Los Angeles County…
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New proposed California law aims to help victims of wire fraud
Proposed California legislation looks at the role of financial institutions in transactions that involve older folks and fraudulent activity.
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Court documents reveal new details in death of Lancaster 3-year-old boy
Chilling, new details in documents obtained by the NBC4 I-Team are shedding more light surrounding the death of 3-year-old David Jacques Hernandez, who was found dead at his Lancaster home last month.
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State board finds two LA County juvenile facilities unsuitable
Dozens of people testified in front of a state board about two Los Angeles County juvenile facilities, including Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall in Downey. As the NBC4 I-Team has been reporting, the California Board of State and Community Corrections (BSCC) cleared the way last summer for the hall to re-open when it closed down two other locations. That...
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Grandmother loses life savings and sues bank
Plaintiff Alice Lin, 80, says she is suing her bank, alleging it didn’t do enough to stop fraudulent transactions.
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How to verify if a cannabis shop is licensed
The NBC4 I-Team looks at how legal shops are making sure their products are safe, and the risk you could be taking if you don’t check for a license first.
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How to check if your building needs retrofitting for earthquakes
Many cities across Southern California now have earthquake retrofit laws for commercial or apartment buildings, and it’s possible you may live in one of them.
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Trash, noise and misbehaving neighbors: Short-term rental woes in unincorporated LA County
Piles of trash and loud noise at all hours of the night — these are some of the things neighbors tell the NBC4 I-Team they have experienced because tourists are taking over their communities.
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New California law targets colorful packaging to curb illegal marijuana sales
Starting January 2024, state officials in California say they will be able to seize and destroy packaging that is attractive to children and being used unlawfully for illegal cannabis and other products.