Nicole Comstock

Los Angeles

TV News Reporter at KCAL-FM (Redlands, CA)

TV News Reporter at KCBS-TV (Los Angeles, CA)

News Reporter at @kcalnews | 📺 weeknights 9-11 PM

Featured in: Favicon

cbsnews.com Favicon

aol.com

flipboard.com Favicon

nbc15.com + 93 more

Articles

San Bernardino considers ban on all fireworks ahead of Fourth of July

2 days ago | cbsnews.com | Nicole Comstock

On Wednesday, the San Bernardino City Council discussed a potential moratorium on the sale of safe and sane fireworks ahead of the Fourth of July holiday. The city hopes the moratorium will allow it time to consider a permanent ban. "It's dangerous. It scares me," resident John Shollenberger said.
Woman chases away catalytic converter thieves

1 week ago | kesq.com | Nicole Comstock

By Nicole ComstockClick here for updates on this story WEST COVINA, California ( KCAL) - A camera captured the moments a West Covina woman used her metal bat to smash the getaway car for a group of catalytic converter thieves. The video shows the woman running after the thieves right after they chopped off her catalytic converter. The woman beat the side of the suspects' getaway car as they sped away from her neighborhood early Friday morning. "They get what they deserve," her friend said.
West Covina woman chases away catalytic converter thieves

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Nicole Comstock

A camera captured the moments a West Covina woman used her metal bat to smash the getaway car for a group of catalytic converter thieves. The video shows the woman running after the thieves right after they chopped off her catalytic converter. The woman beat the side of the suspects' getaway car as they sped away from her neighborhood early Friday morning. "They get what they deserve," her friend said.
Riverside County promises more funding and staff for animal shelters

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Nicole Comstock

Riverside County leaders boldly pledged to hire more staff and add more funding to animal shelters to help them become "no-kill" facilities. Currently, over a thousand dogs lack the space to comfortably live while waiting to find loving homes. "When there's overcrowding like that, there's high stress. The barking levels go up," said Daylin Valenica, a programs manager at the Riverside County Department of Animals.
Nationwide debate over Jurupa Valley transgender athlete's eligibility in CIF finals continues

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Nicole Comstock

The nationwide debate over a Jurupa Valley transgender high school student's eligibility in the upcoming CIF state finals continued on Tuesday as President Trump took to social media to share his thoughts on the matter. He threatened to withhold substantial federal funding from the state if leaders don't follow his executive order to recognize two genders.
Mary Bella's Law stalls in the California state legislature

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Nicole Comstock

A few brave women are determined to change the trajectory of surviving sexual abuse in California with SB 286, also known as Mary Bella's Law. "This is spiritual warfare, and right now the enemy is winning," Mary said. The proposal would have closed a loophole in state law that allowed early prison release for some of the most egregious violent sex offenders. However, after unanimously passing the state Senate Public Safety Committee in April, the bill died in another committee last week.
Cat severely burned in Eaton Fire returns home after four-month hospital stay

2 weeks ago | channel3000.com | Nicole Comstock

Click here for updates on this story LOS ANGELES (KCAL) -- Lounging by the window in her cat condo, Skinny Minnie has a new lease on life after the Eaton Fire nearly killed her. "All four legs were insanely, badly burned," owner Mark Pastor said. Her pet parents Pastor and Lisa De Lange said their other cat Bo woke them up meowing at 2:30 a.m. on the night the deadly wildfire started.
Cat severely burned in Eaton Fire returns home after four-month hospital stay

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Nicole Comstock

Lounging by the window in her cat condo, Skinny Minnie has a new lease on life after the Eaton Fire nearly killed her. "All four legs were insanely, badly burned," owner Mark Pastor said. Her pet parents Pastor and Lisa De Lange said their other cat Bo woke them up meowing at 2:30 a.m. on the night the deadly wildfire started. When they saw the flames burning the back of their home, they realized they had minutes to evacuate, but couldn't find Skinny Minnie.
Mt. Baldy man arrested for threatening hikers near his abandoned shack

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Nicole Comstock

LA County man arrested for allegedly threatening Mt. Baldy hikers The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department arrested a man who was living in an abandoned shack in Mt. Baldy for allegedly threatening hikers and campers. "He would throw bottles, broken glass," neighbor Varan Hoyt said. "He would actually jump into oncoming traffic.
Fontana woman fights off suspect posing as water inspector

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Nicole Comstock

While she may walk with a cane, Sammie Holguin is the wrong 75-year-old woman to mess with, as one would-be robber recently learned. "He pushed on the side of my head, but I was dancing with him," Hoguin said. "I think he was pretty surprised."She was also surprised after she let a thief, who convincingly dressed as an inspector, into her Fontana home to check her water line. After realizing he had no business in her home, Holguin ordered the man downstairs while holding her cane.