Are LA's Short Term Rental Regulations Tough Enough to Stop Rogue Hosts?
For years, the NBC4 I-Team has heard from residents across Los Angeles who say illegal rentals next to them are wreaking havoc on their lives.
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Photos: Scenes From SoCal's Early Spring Storm
Spring began where winter left off in Southern California with more rain and mountain snow.
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Watch: Surveillance Video Captures Gunpoint Robbery in Koreatown
Surveillance footage shows the moment when two people were robbed at gunpoint in a Koreatown parking lot.
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LA Natural History Museum and La Brea Tar Pits Offer Free Admission for LAUSD Students
Two of Los Angeles’ great institutions of learning are offering free admission for LAUSD students.
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Fire Engulfs Apartment Building Under Construction in North Hollywood
Around 100 LAFD firefighters worked to put out a fire at an apartment building in North Hollywood.
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Rain, Water Main Break Flood 101 Freeway Near Downtown LA
Overnight rain and a water main break combined to flood part of the 101 Freeway Tuesday near downtown Los Angeles.
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LAUSD Union Workers Hit the Picket Lines and Begin 3-Day Strike
Thousands of LAUSD union workers have walked out of their jobs participating in a three-day strike that has forced school closures.
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Man Arrested in Killing of Ex-Girlfriend in Anaheim
Police believe an ex-boyfriend killed 24-year-old Mirelle Mateus. They also believe he had assaulted other women in the past.
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FAA Investigating Another Close Call at Hollywood-Burbank Airport
On Saturday morning, just before 10 a.m., the Federal Aviation Administration says a Southwest Airlines 737 from Phoenix was heading toward runway 8 for a landing.
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Map: The Most Popular Easter Candy in Each State
What’s your favorite Easter candy? Check out your state on this candy map to see what your neighbors like.
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After Last-Ditch Talks Break Down, Workers to Begin 3-Day Strike, Closing Schools in LAUSD
Tens of thousands of workers in the Los Angeles Unified School District on Tuesday will begin a three-day strike that is expected to shut down schools in the country’s second-largest district.
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San Clemente Apartments Still Red-Tagged, as More Rain is Expected to Roll in
With more rain on the way, people who live along the San Clemente coast are keeping a very close eye on the hillsides, especially in one neighborhood where four apartment buildings are still red tagged.
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Can't Go to School Over LAUSD Strike? The LA Zoo Welcomes You for Free
As more than half a million families across Los Angeles brace for school closures amid LAUSD union workers preparing to go on a possible three-day strike, the LA Zoo is offering a place for students to spend the day, free of charge.
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5 Hospitalized in Panorama City Apartment Fire
A fire that damaged a Panorama City apartment complex Monday morning left two people hospitalized.
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2 Arrested in Bell Gardens High School Threat Found With Weapons, Body Armor, Police Say
Two people accused of making threats against Bell Gardens High School were found with stolen firearms, body armor, high-capacity magazines and ammunition when they were arrested over the weekend, police said.
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Parents, Here's What to Do Now That LAUSD Schools are Closing for a Strike
Here are resources for parents as LAUSD schools close, including extended park hours, grab-and-go meal sites, and free admission to the LA Zoo.
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Flood Watch Issued for Widespread Part of Southern California as Cold Storm Hits
A late season cold air storm will be bringing rain, snow and gusty winds to Southern California.
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Austin Reaves Gets Career-high 35 Points, Pushes Lakers Past Magic 111-105
Austin Reaves scored a career-high 35 points, D’Angelo Russell added 18 points and the Los Angeles Lakers hung on for a 111-105 victory over the Orlando Magic on Sunday night. Anthony Davis had 15 points and 11 rebounds on another rough shooting night, but Reaves carried the Lakers to victory with 13 points in the fourth quarter, including Los Ange...
