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3 days ago | 
nbclosangeles.com | Mekahlo Medina |Karla Rendon
A Huntington Beach family caught a once-in-a-lifetime video after lightning struck dangerously close to two children in their neighborhood. Penelope Buckner stars in the video as she and her brother were outside admiring the sound of thunder from Tuesday's storm. Seconds into the video, lightning strikes a palm tree near the family's home, causing the children to run back inside. Thankfully, no injuries occurred. "It was amazing, but it scared me a little bit," the little girl said.
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1 week ago | 
telemundo51.com | Tracey Leong |Karla Rendon
Una mujer fue grabada gritándole a un vendedor de comida en Palmdale, California, por su exhibición de una bandera mexicana en un video que se ha vuelto viral en las redes sociales. En el ataque racista, se escucha a la mujer amenazando con llamar a los oficiales de inmigración y diciéndole que es “ilegal tener una bandera mexicana y no una estadounidense”. El video fue grabado el domingo, alrededor de las 3:30 p.m. Noticias de Florida 24/7 en Telemundo 51.
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1 week ago | 
nbcchicago.com | Tracey Leong |Karla Rendon
A woman berated a food vendor in Palmdale, California, over his display of a Mexican flag in a video now going viral on social media. In the aggressor’s racist rant, she can be heard threatening to call immigration officers on the food vendor and telling him it’s “illegal to have a Mexican flag and not an American one.” The video was recorded at about 3:30 p.m. Sunday. Oscar Lopez, the owner of Toxxico’s Go Go Go food truck, posted the videos on his business’s account.
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1 week ago | 
telemundo52.com | Macy Jenkins |Karla Rendon
Un veterano del Ejército de Estados Unidos intenta restaurar un mural que creó hace 46 años en la oficina del DMV de Culver City después de que lo cubrieran con pintura. El mural “Paisajes Lunares” de David Botello ha sido un elemento fijo en la oficina durante casi medio siglo. Representa una imagen de astronautas en la luna, con uno mirando hacia adelante y otros tres sobre una mesa al fondo. Noticias California 24/7 en Telemundo 52.
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1 week ago | 
nbclosangeles.com | Tracey Leong |Karla Rendon
A woman berated a food vendor in Palmdale over his display of a Mexican flag in a video now going viral on social media. In the aggressor's racist rant, she can be heard threatening to call immigration officers on the food vendor and telling him it's "illegal to have a Mexican flag and not an American one." The video was recorded at about 3:30 p.m. Sunday on the 2700 block of W. Avenue O. Oscar Lopez, the owner of Toxxico's Go Go Go food truck, posted the videos on his business's account.
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1 week ago | 
nbclosangeles.com | Macy Jenkins |Karla Rendon
A U.S. Army veteran is racing to restore a 46-year-old mural he created at the Culver City DMV office after it was painted over. David Botello's Moonscapes mural has been a fixture at the office for nearly half a century. It depicts an image of astronauts on the moon, with one facing forward and three others on a table in the background. For the artist, completing the project was a highlight in his career.
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2 weeks ago | 
nbclosangeles.com | Macy Jenkins |Karla Rendon
A home that rests atop a hill overlooking Whittier has become a nuisance for neighbors with its constant parties, so much so that the city is taking more steps to try to take control of the situation. Neighbors on the 14000 block of Summit Drive are fed up with the late-night parties that are thrown at a nearby home. The events are often advertised on social media, with hundreds of partygoers in attendance. Residents say they've been dealing with the headache for about two years.
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2 weeks ago | 
nbcsandiego.com | Alex Rozier |Karla Rendon
A downtown Los Angeles business that played "Baby Shark" on loop to deter homeless encampments has cut the music. Just days after NBC4's coverage of the unusual tactic, a business on the corner of Main and West 11 th Streets stopped playing the earworm by Pinkfrog on repeat. The building had previously played the song through an outside speaker that was pointed toward an encampment on the sidewalk. "It's brought a lot of attention," said Shalom Styles, CEO and founder of Styles Barber Lounge.
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2 weeks ago | 
nbclosangeles.com | Alex Rozier |Karla Rendon
A downtown Los Angeles business that played "Baby Shark" on loop to deter homeless encampments has cut the music. Just days after NBC4's coverage of the unusual tactic, a business on the corner of Main and West 11 th Streets stopped playing the earworm by Pinkfrog on repeat. The building had previously played the song through an outside speaker that was pointed toward an encampment on the sidewalk. "It's brought a lot of attention," said Shalom Styles, CEO and founder of Styles Barber Lounge.
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3 weeks ago | 
nbclosangeles.com | Genesis Miramontes |Karla Rendon
A hearing is expected Friday morning where the probation department is expected to present a plan to relocate over 200 people from the Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall. A judge ordered for the depopulation of the juvenile hall after a state oversight board found the facility " unsuitable " to house young people. In March, Attorney General Rob Bonta announced 30 probation officers were facing child abuse charges for coordinating " gladiator fights " between children at the center over a six-month period.
