Three Cars Crushed by Uprooted Tree in West LA During Night of Strong Winds
At least three cars in a West Los Angeles neighborhood were damaged by a large tree that was uprooted by powerful overnight winds Monday in Southern California.
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Skid Row History Museum Celebrates 8th Annual Bob Marley Day
Plenty of people showed up to the Skid Row History Museum on Sunday today to celebrate the eighth annual Bob Marley day.
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Inclement Weather Shelters Extended for Homeless in LA County
With temperatures across Southern California significantly dropping during week, LA County has moved to extend weather-activated shelters.
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Two People Rushed to Hospital in Fatal Crash in South Gate
Two people were rushed to a hospital after a fatal car crash in South Gate Sunday.
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Two Women Killed At Two Separate Homicides in Downtown Los Angeles
Two women were killed in downtown Los Angeles in separate homicides Sunday.
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Riverside Toddler, Mother Found in Ontario After Alleged Abduction
Saturday night, Riverside police searched for a 25-year-old woman believed to have taken her 3-year-old son without consent.
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LeBron James 36 Points Away From NBA Scoring Record, Lakers Fall to Pelicans 131-126
LeBron James moved 36 points away from breaking the NBA career scoring record in the Los Angeles Lakers’ 131-126 loss to New Orleans on Saturday night that ended the Pelicans’ losing streak at 10 games. James had 27 points to go with nine rebounds and six assists as he continued to close in on Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s record total of 38,38... -
Dodgers to Retire Fernando Valenzuela's No. 34
One of the best pitchers in Los Angeles Dodgers history will finally have his jersey retired. During their annual Fan Fest at Dodger Stadium on Saturday morning, the team announced that they will retire Fernando Valenzuela’s No. 34 jersey later this summer during a special three-day celebration. The celebration, which is being called the seco... -
Driver Rescued After Falling 100 Feet Down Cliff in Beverly Crest
The Los Angeles Fire Department rescued a woman after her vehicle fell 100 feet down into an embankment Saturday afternoon.
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Knott's Berry Farm Removes Chaperone Policy for Saturdays
Knott’s Berry Farm has updated their chaperone policy stating that it will no longer be in effect on Saturdays.
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Why Are Lottery Jackpots Now So Big?
The I-Team wanted to find out why there seems to be so many huge jackpots now taking place.
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Los Angeles Dodgers Set to Retire Fernando Valenzuela's No. 34
The Los Angeles Dodgers will retire the number 34 in honor of pitcher Fernando Valenzuela, the team announced on Saturday.
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One Dead and One Injured After Truck Crashes Into a Tree
A woman was killed and a man was critically injured today when a speeding pickup truck crashed into some trees and a fire hydrant in Long Beach, authorities said.
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LA Metro, Other SoCal Transit Agencies to Provide Free Rides on Saturday
LA Metro and other transit agencies in Southern California will offer free rides today to mark Transit Equity Day, honoring civil rights icon Rosa Parks.
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LA County Preaches COVID Vigilance Even as Pandemic Wanes
Los Angeles County health officials continue to urge the public to take care of their health even as the pandemic emergency comes to an end.
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Hot Girl Walk LA: Creating a Safe Space and Connections for Women
Hot Girl Walk Los Angeles is a community focused group that creates a safe space for women who are seeking to make connections, friendships and to simply go on a walk through one of LA’s various neighborhoods.
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OCTA Offers Free Rides to Honor Rosa Parks
In honor of civil rights leader Rosa Parks, who rose to prominence by resisting bus segregation laws, the Orange County Transportation Authority will offer free rides Saturday for Transit Equity Day. The commemoration began in 2018 to mark Parks’ birthday — Feb. 4, 1913. Parks was thrust into the national spotlight in 1955 when sh... -
Professor Explains Bad Bunny's Crossover to the Grammys, and What it Means to Latinos
In just a few days, Bad Bunny may become the first artist to win album of the year with a body of work that is solely in the Spanish language. A San Diego professor explains what it means for Latinos.
