The block of El Centro Avenue at the Hollywood Walk of Fame remains free of tents, nine months after LA’s Inside Safe program dismantled an encampment there and offered motel rooms to the unhoused.

Heavy equipment began tearing apart RVs early Thursday parked in the Wilmington area of LA where dozens of homeless people have been living, and tossing them in garbage trucks, then with a special tow truck hauling off several more RVs.

The mother of a 35-year-old man killed by a trash truck says the city of LA is stonewalling her requests for basic information about the fatal accident.

Concerned viewers tell NBC4 I-Team they’ve reported dogs belonging to homeless which are under-fed, or violent, but say LA Animal Services does little or nothing about it.

Following an NBC4 I-Team report that aired Thursday night, the mayor’s spokesperson says there is now a plan to dismantle RV encampments on LA streets.

A fire that critically damaged the 10 Freeway next to a homeless encampment Saturday was not the first of its kind.

With rain falling across the LA area, one Studio City neighborhood is fearing the worst: a third mudslide in two years that could once again damage homes and devour cars, just the like the last one on Jan. 10.

Miles of the 101 Freeway, which just last year were covered in tons of uncollected trash and hundreds of homeless tents, are now being dramatically cleaned up and neatly landscaped by Caltrans.

The I-Team found numerous studies that concluded home antigen tests can produce false negatives. Here’s what an I-Team reporter learned firsthand.

It would take nearly 500 years to fix all of LA’s buckled and cracked sidewalks at the current pace of the city’s repair program, says an advance copy of an audit by City Controller Ron Galperin, obtained by the NBC4 I-Team.