Kimberly Cheng

3 weeks ago | ktla.com | Marc Sternfield |Kimberly Cheng

Federal authorities on Wednesday announced the arrest of a Washington state man accused of aiding the suicide bomber who attacked a fertility clinic in Palm Springs last month, killing himself and injuring several others. Daniel Jongyon Park, 32, of the Seattle area, was taken into custody Tuesday at New York’s JFK Airport after being deported from Poland, officials said at a news conference held at the FBI’s Los Angeles headquarters. Park is charged with providing material support to a terrorist.

1 month ago | ktla.com | Marc Sternfield |Kimberly Cheng

A 48-year-old man is in custody for allegedly ramming his vehicle into the gate of actress Jennifer Aniston’s mansion in Bel Air. According to the Los Angeles Police Department, Jimmy Wayne Carwyle was arrested on Monday around 12:30 p.m. after a caller reported a burglary suspect who had driven through a gate in a neighborhood near Sunset Boulevard and Bellagio Road. Several media outlets reported that the mansion belongs to the “Friends” and “The Morning Show” actress.

2 months ago | ktla.com | Marc Sternfield |Kimberly Cheng

A harmful algal bloom off the Southern California coast continues to sicken and kill marine life, with at least seven dolphins washing ashore this week alone in Venice Beach. Marine experts are taking samples and planning necropsies to determine if domoic acid toxicity is the cause, which has already affected thousands of sea lions and birds in recent months. Now, whales and dolphins are dying in larger numbers. “It’s heartbreaking and sad to see dolphins washed ashore.

2 months ago | ktla.com | Tony Kurzweil |Kimberly Cheng

Police are investigating multiple calls from concerned South Bay residents about a man recording himself saying obscene things to women and posting the videos on social media. “The Hermosa Beach Police Department is aware of multiple videos circulating on social media of an individual who has been live streaming throughout the city,” the Department stated in its post on Instagram Wednesday.

2 months ago | ktla.com | Marc Sternfield |Kimberly Cheng

Dr. Kim Carter-Tillman, founder of the Time for Change Foundation in San Bernardino, has been named KTLA’s Remarkable Woman of the Year for her significant contributions to the community. Carter-Tillman, who has overcome homelessness, incarceration, and addiction, established the foundation in 2002 to help homeless individuals regain self-sufficiency.