Bomber

A Long Beach man who was “obsessed and infatuated” with the owner of an Aliso Viejo day spa built a powerful bomb that killed the woman and injured two others after she broke up with him, a prosecutor told a federal jury Thursday — but a defense lawyer said the FBI arrested the wrong person and ignored “obvious suspects.”

Stephen William Beal is accused of failing to report a $350,000 windfall from his wife’s death. Eric Leonard reports for the NBC4 News on Thursday, Feb. 6, 2020.

The man accused of killing his former girlfriend and business partner with a powerful package bomb at a day spa in Aliso Viejo has been indicted on new, unrelated fraud charges, according to court documents. Stephen William Beal, 61, is accused in a newly unsealed two-count indictment of failing to report a $350,000 windfall from his wife’s death in the…

President Donald Trump traveled to Charlotte, North Carolina, on Friday for a campaign-style rally and slammed the media for “unfair coverage.” The crowd at the rally chanted “CNN sucks.”

While departing the White House Friday for a rally in North Carolina, President Trump said that he knows suspected mail bomber Cesar Sayoc Jr. was a supporter of his but that he bears “no blame” for the suspect’s actions.

Florida resident Cesar Sayoc Jr. was arrested Friday in connection with mail bombs sent to several prominent Democrats and others who have been critical of President Donald Trump.

A man suspected of planting explosives inside a Sam’s Club Thursday is also believed to have robbed an elderly woman. Gene Kang reports for the NBC4 News at 6 p.m. on Friday, April 6, 2018.

Austin police have discovered a 25-minute recording on a cellphone found with bombing suspect Mark Conditt and Austin Police Chief Brian Manley says he considers it a “confession.” Manley says at a news conference that Conditt talks on the recording in great detail about the differences among the bombs he built. He says that the tape is “the outcry of...

The suspect in a series of bombing attacks in Austin blew himself up early Wednesday as authorities closed in, a dramatic end to a weekslong siege of the Texas capital, where two were killed and four injured in a series of blasts.

A Boeing B-17 bomber will give military history buffs an up close encounter at El Cajon’s Gillespie Field this week.