Sabrina Lee

3 days ago | wjcl.com | Sabrina Lee

Editorial Standards ⓘ Above video: Initial coverage of the shootingsThe Chatham County Coroner's Office has identified two victims nearly a week after a double-deadly shooting in Savannah. The Savannah Police Department confirmed two people were killed and another injured after two separate shootings on Thursday.

1 week ago | wjcl.com | Sabrina Lee

JOINING US. I'M SHANNON ROYSTER. SAVANNAH POLICE HAVE CONFIRMED .. TWO SEPARATE SHOOTINGS .. HAPPENING IN THE CITY TONIGHT. ONE NEAR DOWNTOWN -- THE OTHER NEAR EAST SAVANNAH FIRST, WE TAKE YOU TO MONTGOMERY AND WEST HENRY STREETS .. WHERE THERE'S A HEAVY POLICE PRESENCE. WJCL 22 NEWS' TIA MAGGIO IS LIVE AT THE SCENE. TIA, WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNED? TIA, THANK YOU FOR THAT LIVE REPORT. NOW TURNING TO ANOTHER SHOOTING. THIS ONE ON THE 2-THOUSAND BLOCK OF GABLE STREET. THAT'S NEAR SAVANNAH GARDENS.

1 week ago | mansionglobal.com | Sabrina Lee

A former home of the late Roy Rogers in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Sherman Oaks is on the market for the first time in 54 years, asking $7.2 million. Rogers, the 1940s-era iconic Hollywood cowboy, lived in the massive traditional estate on Longridge Avenue, which snakes up its canyon. The home is being sold by the estate of lawyer Stephen Taylor and his wife, Elizabeth, who bought the property in 1971, according to an announcement of the listing on Monday. It’s been in their family ever since.

1 week ago | mansionglobal.com | Sabrina Lee

An Italian Renaissance-inspired house built during Hollywood’s rise in the 1920s has hit the market for $19.9 million. The 17,000-square-foot Mediterranean villa with Italianate elements, in Hancock Park’s historic Fremont Place enclave, is newly restored and looking for a buyer for the first time in over 20 years. It hit the market Thursday with Crosby Doe with Crosby Doe and Associates.

1 week ago | mansionglobal.com | Sabrina Lee

A London townhouse once owned by Middle Eastern royalty is on the market asking £15 million (US$20 million). It was the family office for Oman’s royal elite, the Al Bu Said family, through the late 20th century and is now a newly renovated residential townhouse, according to an announcement Monday from listing agency Wetherell.