David Gonzalez

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LAFD firefighter speaks out after wife dies from serious complication in childbirthFriday, April 11, 2025 7:24AMA husband, father and Los Angeles firefighter is raising awareness about a pregnancy complication after his wife died after giving birth to their first child. Copyright © 2025 KABC Television, LLC. All rights reserved.

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CERRITOS, Calif. (KABC) -- Two brave young boys and several Los Angeles County deputies were honored Thursday for saving the life of a toddler who nearly drowned last month at a lake in Cerritos. The incident happened the evening of March 29 at Don Knabe Regional Park. According to the sheriff's department, the toddler's father was pushing a stroller carrying another child. The toddler, who's two and a half years old, was riding his bike in front of him and took off.

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It took an Orange County jury about an hour to decide whether an 85-year-old serial sex offender should remain locked up in a California state hospital. SANTA ANA, Calif. (KABC) -- It took an Orange County jury about an hour to decide whether a serial sex offender should remain locked up in a California state hospital. Judge Robert Knox's court clerk read the jury's verdict on Tuesday afternoon.

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SANTA ANA, Calif. (KABC) -- An assortment of formal dresses is at the center of a puzzling mystery for David Lopez and his family. "They're mostly, like, lacey dresses," Lopez described. It all started in January when a package was delivered to his parents' home in Santa Ana. "They opened it and they realized, 'Oh, it's a dress,' and then my mom thought, 'Well nobody ordered this. It must have been a mistake,'" said Lopez. Then, the package deliveries from across the country just kept coming.

4 weeks ago | abc7.com | David Gonzalez |David González

HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif. (KABC) -- It's all hands-on deck inside the Wetlands and Wildlife Care Center in Huntington Beach. Veterinarian Dr. Elizabeth Wood said. "It's definitely pushing our resources to the limit as far as space, cage space, medications and just the number of hours that people can put into this."The center has taken in nearly 75 seabirds since March 17. They're sick from what Dr. Wood believes is toxic algae bloom. The algae is Pseudo-nitzschia which produces domoic acid.