Robert Kovacik

1 month ago | nbclosangeles.com | Helen Jeong |Robert Kovacik |Soglio Star

As a Los Angeles Superior Court judge Friday ruled that the resentencing request for the Erik and Lyle Menendez can go forward, the Beverly Hills brothers are pursuing legal avenues that could lead to reduced sentence and possibly even a release from prison after 35 years behind bars. Judge Michael Jesic denied LA District Attorney Nathan Hochman's petition to withdraw the original resentencing request put forward by the previous DA, George Gascon.

2 months ago | telemundo52.com | Robert Kovacik |Missael Soto

Los Premios Óscar y el Maratón de Los Ángeles, dos eventos de renombre mundial, se celebrarán el mismo día, el 15 de marzo del 2026. Ambos eventos no solo comparten el mismo día, sino que también utilizan la misma ubicación, lo que plantea dudas sobre su posible coincidencia. La ruta del Maratón de 2025 pasaba directamente por el Teatro Dolby en Hollywood Boulevard, donde se celebraron los Óscar este año.

2 months ago | nbclosangeles.com | Robert Kovacik |Missael Soto

Next year in Los Angeles, March Madness takes on a whole new meaning. The Oscars and the Los Angeles Marathon, two world-renowned events, are slated to take place on the same day, March 15. The two events not only share the same day but use the same location, raising questions on the possible overlap. The route for the 2025 Marathon passed directly by the Dolby Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard, where the Oscars were hosted this year.

2 months ago | nbclosangeles.com | Robert Kovacik |Karla Rendon

A Mid-City couple is fed up and worried about their safety after their home was targeted by burglars for a third time within the span of a year. Dan Sutton and Linda Wang are weighing their options following the latest burglary attempt, which was captured on surveillance footage recently. It's the third time since last January that thieves targeted their home. "If we are being targeted over and over again, it's a little frightening," Wang said.

Mar 1, 2025 | nbcsandiego.com | Sahana Patel |Robert Kovacik

The Williams family, grounded from the beginning in Altadena's historic Black neighborhood, Jane's Village, lost four of their family homes to the Eaton Fire. Although the homes are gone, matriarch Mathilda Williams is grateful to have her four daughters by her side. "We don't have time for pity," said Williams. "It's not so much the structure. That doesn't make the family. It's us that makes the family. And we were all safe. We got out.