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Man charged with 4 murders has long history with courts
The 33-year-old charged with the killing of 3 homeless men and a father in San Dimas was the recipient of a $700,000 settlement from the city of Santa Monica. Eric Leonard reports for the NBC4 News on Dec. 4, 2023.
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NJ Sen. Bob Menendez and wife indicted on federal bribery charges
New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez and his wife were indicted by a grand jury on federal bribery charges stemming from their relationship with three businessmen, according to court filings, including possible dealings with an admitted felon.
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Major data breach at Beverly Hills plastic surgeon's office exposes patients' sensitive information
The major data breach of Dr. Gary Motykie, a popular Beverly Hills plastic surgeon, led to sensitive information being posted on a public website, along with what appears to be very private images of the doctor himself.
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Taxpayers Shell Out Big Bucks to House LA's Homeless in Often Run-Down Motels
LA’s taxpayers are forking over big bucks for the “Inside Safe” program, which gets people off streets but has placed some in run-down motels with mold, clogged toilets and other major maintenance issues.
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LA Taxpayers Forking Over Big Bucks to House People in Questionable Motels
LA’s taxpayers are forking over big bucks for the “Inside Safe” program, which gets people off streets but has placed some in run-down motels with mold, clogged toilets and other major maintenance issues. Joel Grover reports May 9, 2023.
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‘Inside Safe' Program Failing to Keep Promises to the Unhoused
Most unhoused people who were promised permanent apartments and services as part of LA Mayor Karen Bass’ “Inside Safe” program are still languishing in motels, and they say they haven’t been offered addiction and mental health services. Joel Grover reports May 8, 2023.
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Stuck in Limbo: LA's Homeless, Promised Apartments and Help for a New Life, Remain in Motels
Over 1,200 homeless people, asked to pack up their tents and leave the sidewalks as part of Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass’ “Inside Safe” program, remain in motels and say they’ve not been offered the apartments or services they were promised.
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Law Enforcement Agencies Are Prepping for Possible Trump Indictment as Soon as Next Week: Sources
Local, state, and federal law enforcement and security agencies are preparing for the possibility that former President Donald J. Trump could be indicted as early as next week, according to five senior officials familiar with the discussions. Law enforcement agencies are conducting preliminary security assessments, the officials say, and are discussing potential security plans for in and around the Manhattan…
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FBI Offers $250,000 Reward in Times Square Bombing
The FBI is offering a reward of up to $250,000 for information leading to the suspect or suspects responsible for the unsolved 2008 Times Square bombing. According to the FBI, the bombing of the United States Armed Forces Recruiting Station in Times Square on March 6, 2008 may be connected to two other unsolved bombings in the city: the 2005…
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LA Neighborhood Says City Could Have Prevented Mudslides That Damaged Homes, But Failed to Act
So far, it’s been a rainy season that Southern Californians were hoping for, except that January rains sent a torrent of mud into one LA neighborhood, and residents say the city of LA knew about the danger but failed to prevent it.
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Did City Fail to Protect Homeowners From Mudslides?
The NBC4 I-Team is looking into whether the city of LA failed to protect homeowners living in Studio City from a dangerous mudslide. Joel Grover reports for the NBC4 News on Jan. 30, 2023.
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Retired FBI Counterintelligence Official Arrested For Alleged Money Laundering and Work With Russian Oligarch
A Russian interpreter is also accused in the indictment.
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Retired FBI Counterintelligence Official Arrested For Alleged Money Laundering and Work With Russian Oligarch
A Russian interpreter is also accused in the indictment.
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Retired FBI Counterintelligence Official Arrested For Alleged Money Laundering and Work With Russian Oligarch
A Russian interpreter is also accused in the indictment.
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Face Recognition Tech Gets Girl Scout Mom Booted From Rockettes Show — Due to Where She Works
A recent incident at Radio City Music Hall involving the mother of a Girl Scout is shedding light on the growing controversy of facial recognition, as critics claim it is being used to target perceived enemies — in this case, by one of the most famous companies in the country.
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LAPD Officer Accused of Sharing Explicit Photos Without Wife's Permission
An LAPD officer was charged this week with six misdemeanors for allegedly sharing explicit images of his wife, without her permission, with other officers, according to court records. Eric Leonard reports for the NBC4 News on Dec. 15, 2022.
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Illegal Short-Term Rental Enforcement
The NBC4 I-Team found the city of LA rarely takes tough action against illegal short-term rentals, four years after the city council passed a law giving three city agencies power to crackdown. Joel Grover reports for the NBC4 News on Dec.1, 2022.
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Severely Mentally Ill Teens Sent to NY Foster Home Unable to Treat Them, Leading to Scares
There is a dire shortage of psychiatric care for adolescents that has led to conflict and crime in a Westchester County town. And while residents demand a solution, the teens meanwhile are being denied the help they so desperately need, putting them at risk of hurting themselves — or others.
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City of LA Fails to Shut Down Noisy, Illegal Airbnbs
The NBC4 I-Team found the city of LA rarely takes tough action against illegal short-term rentals, four years after the city council passed a law giving three city agencies power to crackdown.