Christina Gonzalez

1 week ago | foxla.com | Christina Gonzalez

A mother is speaking out, bringing attention to the bullying her daughters have encountered at school. What we know:The child's mother shared video with FOX 11 of a recent fight that occurred at Woodworth-Monroe Academy in Inglewood. The disturbing video shows a 10-year-old student cowering in the corner of the bathroom, as a group of girls taunt her. Eventually, another little girl starts pulling her hair and beating her, as others cheer and record the incident on video.

2 weeks ago | foxla.com | Christina Gonzalez

Javier Ibarra says he never saw it coming. He was opening the front gate at the Inglewood complex he lives in, like he has done at 6:30 a.m. for the years he's lived there, to get his gardening work truck out. That's when a tall man dressed in a green sweatsuit attacked him from the back. Ibarra says the man expressed his hate for Mexicans, as he started to hit him. The victim suffered facial fractures and an eye laceration, and his house keys were stolen during the attack.

2 weeks ago | foxla.com | Christina Gonzalez

Residential burglaries in the Altadena burn area have surged more than 400% compared to last year, according to the Altadena Sheriff's Department. Following the wildfires, authorities have increased patrols to combat the rise in looting, as residents and business owners face an alarming second wave of thefts. What we know:The Altadena Sheriff's Department confirmed a significant increase in burglaries immediately after the fires, which initially decreased when streets were shut down.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Christina Gonzalez

The BriefBurglars are targeting homes in the Altadena burn zone, including both undamaged and debris-filled properties. Residents are taking measures to deter theft, such as staying in RVs on destroyed properties. The Altadena Sheriff's substation is increasing patrols and has been arresting more suspects. ALTADENA, Calif. - Residential burglaries in the Altadena burn area have surged more than 400% compared to last year, according to the Altadena Sheriff's Department.

2 weeks ago | foxla.com | Christina Gonzalez

California State Senator Alex Padilla toured the Palisades Fire zone to assess recovery progress and discuss efforts to collaborate with the federal government on reducing fire risks and aiding victims. Padilla emphasized bipartisan legislation aimed at wildfire prevention and recovery. What we know:During his visit, Padilla highlighted the scale of the fires that burned in January, which were approximately four times the size of Manhattan.