Niku Kazori

2 weeks ago | abc7.com | Niku Kazori

HONOLULU (KABC) -- He's been called the "Tesla terrorist," and now, he's facing new legal troubles. Nathaniel Radimak, who's been convicted in multiple road rage incidents in Southern California, was arraigned Thursday on two counts of misdemeanor assault for allegedly striking an 18-year-old and her mother in Honolulu. He was also arraigned on first degree unauthorized entry into a motor vehicle, and his bail was set at $100,000.

1 month ago | abc7.com | Niku Kazori

ByNiku Kazori Friday, May 2, 2025 2:19AMFederal, state and local agencies have teamed up to tackle card skimming, with a special focus on educating store owners and employees on what to look out for. LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- The U.S. loses $16 billion annually from card skimming scams. Federal, state and local agencies have teamed up to tackle card skimming head on, with a special focus on educating store owners and employees on what to look out for.

2 months ago | abc7.com | Niku Kazori

ByNiku Kazori Thursday, March 27, 2025 11:48PMThe City of West Hollywood is teaming up with the City of LA to offer a unique networking opportunity for members of the LGBTQ+ communityAhead of Transgender Day of Visibility, the City of West Hollywood is teaming up with the City of LA to offer a unique networking opportunity for members of the LGBTQ+ Community.

2 months ago | abc7.com | Niku Kazori

ByNiku Kazori Friday, March 21, 2025 10:43PMHomeowners look to make property more resistant to wildfires, protect their homesCALABASAS (KABC) -- As the survivors of two of the most destructive fires in California state history go through the process of rebuilding, many other residents are looking at how to make their homes resistant to wildfires and protect their homes.

2 months ago | abc7.com | Niku Kazori

The Palisades and Eaton fires ravaged homes, uprooted lives and destroyed tree ecosystems. But after the recent rains, a change is happening in the areas with large burn scars. There's new growth and green life is poking through the charred landscape. When asked about the possibility of new life for vegetation, consulting arborist Steve Marshall says the signs are positive. "We've even seen some trees that have been preliminarily condemned that have restored themselves and come back to growth.