I-Team Investigations

There have been dozens of new criminal filings at Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall since July 2023 when it re-opened through January of this year, according to a document from the Los Angeles County Probation Department sent to the Probation Oversight Commission.    The document, obtained by the NBCLA I-Team, details 36 new cases for viola...

Members of California’s Congressional delegation asked FEMA this week to reconsider its decision to refuse to reimburse a number of local governments for millions spent during the COVID-19 emergency to house some homeless people in hotels.

The LAPD said Tuesday it was forming a task force with other police agencies to target organized groups of burglars who visit the U.S. from foreign countries, and have been responsible for an increasing number of home break-ins.

A car dealer in Pasadena closed it’s doors after buying cars off people for thousands and not paying them despite taking the vehicle.

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.

The LAPD said officers used the Department’s robotic dog, otherwise known as a “quadruped unmanned ground vehicle,” two times between October and December 2023: once to observe a man during a standoff who was suspected of firing a gun into his neighbor’s apartment, and once to try to contain a gun while officers negotiated w...

The city of LA has denied in a court filing that it should be held responsible for the alleged hazing and assaults of four LAPD officers, who say in a lawsuit, they were the victims of physical and psychological abuse carried out by other officers when they joined a department-affiliated football league more than a decade ago. The LA City…...

After Mayor Karen Bass promised to dismantle some of homeless encampments, the I-Team investigation found thousands of homeless RVs are still parked on the streets of LA. The I-Team’s Joel Glover reports on March 6, 2024.

In nearly every corner of Los Angeles, residents have complained about RVs that park on their streets, giving shelter to the homeless, so last year Mayor Karen Bass promised to take action and start dismantling some of the encampments. But three months later, some of those promises remain unfulfilled, and thousands of homeless RVs still monopolize ...

After several years and millions of dollars, the city of Los Angeles plans to shut down one of its alternative emergency response programs. Eric Leonard reports for the NBC4 News at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, March 5, 2024. 

One of LA’s first alternative response programs for some mental health emergencies will end, because many incidents led to paramedic and police calls anyway.

4 LAPD officers have filed a lawsuit that says they were the victims of sexualized hazing – after joining a police-only recreational football team tied to the LAPD.

The plastic surgeon known as Dr. Laguna has reached a multi-million-dollar settlement with dozens of his former patients, and what happened to one of them is highlighted in a new accusation by the Medical Board.

It’s taking longer for some 911 calls to be answered in LA because of a critical staffing shortage of communications operators.

A Southern California man who is battling brain cancer says he reached out to SoCal Edison about unusually high charges, but did not get answers until NBCLA’s I-Team stepped in to help.

LA is spending hundreds of millions of dollars to get the homeless off the streets, but there is little help and housing for those with chronic addiction and mental health issues.