I-Team Investigations

NBC4’s I-Team learned scammers used Swimply, a pool-sharing app, to rent out a Santa Barbara man’s unlisted pool.

Young thieves who often target cars with a known security flaw — are part of a recent auto theft trend that’s driven-up the number of stolen cars in parts of the San Fernando Valley.

A judge in Van Nuys ruled Friday that Rebecca Grossman, who was convicted of murdering two boys while speeding through a crosswalk in Westlake Village, may keep her new defense lawyer, who is also defending a senior prosecutor who previously supervised Grossman’s murder trial.

A record number of streetlights are out in Los Angeles. Why are so many LA neighborhoods being left in the dark?

FBI files unsealed Thursday show agents investigating corruption at the LA Department of Water and Power, and the city’s role in manipulating over-billing lawsuits, believed that former City Attorney Mike Feuer played a direct role in an effort to try to cover up the wrongdoing — something Feuer says is, “absurd.”

Rapid Plumbing initially fixed the water heater but then said more work was needed. An expert later said the homeowner was duped.

Two LAPD stations in the San Fernando Valley have reported unusual increases in the number of stolen cars, Hyundais and Kias continue to be a prime target, police say

The LA County District Attorney’s Office reassigned the two Deputy DAs who successfully prosecuted Rebecca Grossman for the murders of two boys in Westlake Village.

Some fires at Los Angeles homeless encampment are apparently started when the homeless tap into city electrical wires to bring power to their tents.

The couple had initially paid Lowe’s $60,000 up front to remodel their kitchen. But they say Lowe’s stopped showing up and didn’t finish the work.

LA County Sheriff’s deputy arrested, tied to drug smuggling investigation at jail.

One Palmdale couple successfully had their paper statement fees waived from their bank after bringing it to the attention of the NBC4 I-Team.

The Los Angeles Police Department’s review of officers’ use of force in 2023 showed there were three more police shootings, 17 more significant uses of force, four more in-custody deaths, and three more accidental shootings by officers in comparison with 2022. The LAPD said nine officers were injured in the 2023 shootings. Of those stru...