LAPD ID's West LA home shooting victim as well-known social justice humanitarian
Los Angeles police have identified the man killed in his West LA home by an intruder as social justice humanitarian Michael Latt.
The Latest
-
Farmworker turned NASA astronaut talks success, ambition to South LA students
Students at Animo Legacy Charter Middle School in South Los Angeles had the opportunity Wednesday to meet and listen to Dr. Jose Hernandez, the farm worker turned NASA astronaut whose story is an inspiration to many.
-
Rolling Stones Tour is set to ignite Los Angeles at SoFi Stadium in 2024
The legendary rock band The Rolling Stones sent shockwaves through the music world with the announcement of their much-anticipated return to the stage.
-
Deck the halls with Chipotle's holiday merch
Chipotle drops exclusive merch, designed by artists for this holiday season starting Nov. 30, 9 a.m. PT
-
City of Long Beach confirms data was stolen in cyberattack
Investigations have yet to determine the nature and scope of data that was taken. The city has pledged to alert residents if their information was exposed.
-
Lakers bounce back to rout Detroit, handing Pistons team-record 15th straight loss
D’Angelo Russell scored a season-high 35 points, Anthony Davis had 28 and LeBron James 25, helping the Los Angeles Lakers beat Detroit 133-107 on Wednesday night for the Pistons’ franchise-record 15th straight loss. James, coming off a career-high 44-point loss at Philadelphia, and his teammates were very loose during pregame warmups, p... -
Police investigate death of homeless man beaten by witnesses who say he committed sexual assault
Santa Ana Police release details in an investigation of the in-custody death of a 31-year-old homeless man after he had been beaten up by two men who allegedly witnessed him sexually assault a woman.
-
That's so fetch! A ‘Mean Girls' pop-up restaurant experience is coming to LA and NY this January
A “Mean Girls” experience complete with a pop-up restaurant with themed food and drinks is coming to Los Angeles and New York this January.
-
‘I have it in my blood.' La Puente man breeds carrier pigeons for life's special moments
Rafael Chávez has dedicated part of his life to an art that brings joy to families.
-
Man put stop payment on a $5,700 check, but it was cashed two years later
Stopped checks are governed by the Uniform Commercial Code, which says banks don’t have to honor a stop payment after a certain amount of time.
-
Beaches closed due to 94,500-gallon sewage spill in Laguna Beach
A stretch of beach in Orange County was closed Wednesday due to a 94,500-gallon sewage spill in Laguna Beach.
-
Armed rideshare passenger refuses to leave car in 3-hour standoff with LAPD
Police are in a standoff Wednesday morning with a possibly armed rideshare passenger in the Mount Washington area.
-
Santa Ana residents, businesses protest funding for OC homeless mental health center
The Orange County Mental Health Association multi-service center has been in Santa Ana for more than 20 years, but some say the facility is not helping.
-
Driver arrested in Lancaster neighborhood after pickup chase from LA to Antelope Valley
A pursuit that began in the Los Angeles area came to an end in the Antelope Valley community of Lancaster after after traversing mountain roads in Angeles National Forest.
-
The Grinch blows up Melissa Magee's forecast with impression of SoCal's Santa Ana winds
The Grinch stole the show during Melissa Magee’s forecast on the NBC4 News at 7 p.m. on Wednesday Nov. 29, 2023
-
Watch: Sliding LAPD patrol car hits man walking on sidewalk
A man walking on a Los Angeles sidewalk early Wednesday was nearly run down by a LAPD patrol car in a harrowing scene caught on camera.
-
Truck crashes into Masa cafe in Echo Park at end of chase
A pursuit ended in a crash in Echo Park Tuesday night, leaving two people and the pursuit driver injured.
-
Holocaust survivor and Hamas attack survivor discuss shared trauma
The survivors came together at the Reagan Library’s Auschwitz Exhibit to tell their stories and warnings against hate.
