One of the most consistent consumer complaints we receive come from viewers who've signed up for something, an app, or online service but never read their "terms and conditions," then they find out there's something in there they don't like. Randy Mac reports for the NBC4 News on Tuesday, Dec. 18, 2018.
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An internal panel on Tuesday recommended that a Los Angeles Police Department commander detained after she was found asleep in an unmarked police car off duty in Glendale be terminated. Read More
Los Angeles County supervisors on Tuesday officially called on the Office of Inspector General to investigate a dramatic spike in the use of pepper spray by probation officers at juvenile halls and camps. Read More
Gun deaths are at a record high. Nearly 40,000 people in the United States died by guns last year, 10,000 more than a decade ago, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Read More
The LA County Probation Department recorded 747 uses of pepper spray in 2017 at juvenile halls and camps, a jump of 154 percent over 2015 when the department used pepper spray 294 times, according to an analysis of department data.... Read More
Prosecutors in Los Angeles were considering evidence Wednesday in the killing of an alleged shoplifter by a security guard at a Walgreens store in Hollywood. Read More
NBC4 obtained three years of Metro reports that show bus operators were victims of assaults an average of 11 times per month. Their horror stories range from insults to physical attacks, placing drivers on the front lines. Read More
After years of debate, the city of Los Angeles approved new rules for short-term rentals. Lolita Lopez reports for the NBC4 News on Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2018.
You'll soon be able to hit the gas pedal harder on some Los Angeles streets. And that has some neighbors worried that the city is about to get more dangerous for drivers and pedestrians. Read More
An NBC4 undercover investigation exposes illegal activity at LA libraries.
If you rely on online reviews to pick restaurants, businesses and services, beware: the reviewers you're depending on may be fake.
