KTTV-TV (Los Angeles, CA)

KTTV, also known as channel 11, is a television station in Los Angeles, California, that is owned and operated by Fox. It serves as the flagship station for the Fox Broadcasting Company on the West Coast and is part of the Fox Television Stations division under 21st Century Fox. KTTV operates alongside KCOP, channel 13, which is affiliated with MyNetworkTV, creating a television duopoly in the area. Both stations share studio facilities at the Fox Television Center in West Los Angeles, while KTTV's transmitter is situated on Mount Wilson.

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#34048

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#7110

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Santa Monica business owner offering plane tickets to reunite homeless people with families

1 day ago | foxla.com | Matthew Seedorff

A business owner in Santa Monica is offering to buy homeless people one-way flights out of Los Angeles to reunite with their loved ones. "I'll leave this here with a phone number," John Alle told a man sleeping on the street Thursday. "It has a phone number you can call if you ever want to reunite with your family or hometown."Alle believes the current system for the homeless across Los Angeles isn't working.
Cudahy vice mayor Cynthia Gonzalez should resign, be prosecuted over 'cholos' comments: police union

2 days ago | foxla.com | Matthew Seedorff

Calls are growing for Cudahy vice mayor Cynthia Gonzalez to resign over a controversial video where she summons local gang members to defend their territories against ICE agents. "Where all the cholos at?"What we know:"I wanna know where all the cholos are at in Los Angeles. 18th Street, Florencia. Where's the leadership at?... Now that your hood is being invaded by the biggest gang there is, there ain't a peep out of you...
Vice mayor in California calls for 'Cholos' to defend 'streets' amid ICE raids

3 days ago | foxla.com | Matthew Seedorff

A city official in a small town within Los Angeles County is now believed to be under federal investigation for a video posted on social media. What we know:In a now deleted TikTok video, Cudahy Vice Mayor Cynthia Gonzalez allegedly tells gang members to "defend their territory" from ICE agents. "You guys are all about territory," Gonzalez said in the roughly 90 second video. "This is 18th street, this is Florencia.
Praises US strikes, calls for end to Iran's regime

4 days ago | foxla.com | Matthew Seedorff

A former Iranian soldier spoke exclusively with FOX 11 about the current situation in the Middle East. "I'm stuck to the TV 24 hours really," said Max. "Anytime I take a nap, I just get up and [check the news]."What they're saying:Max was a Lieutenant with the Iranian Army in the 1970's. He agreed to speak with FOX 11, but wanted to hide his identity for security reasons. "Because they have no mercy," said Max.
'No war on Iran' protest held outside federal building in Westwood

5 days ago | foxla.com | Matthew Seedorff

On Sunday, dozens of people met outside the Federal Building in Westwood for a "No War on Iran" protest. "I think we're headed for World War III," said Dr. Wayne Johnson. "I'm terrified of that. I'm a child of the '60s, and I remember threats of the bomb."The demonstration was part of anti-war protests in major American cities across the country. "Death is never the answer," said Oswaldo Encarnacionvilla. "Killing is never the answer. Bombing is never the answer.
Family of California gardener advocating for justice, preventing deportation

5 days ago | foxla.com | Gina Silva

A viral video showing U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents arresting and punching an undocumented gardener in Orange County is sparking public outrage and raising questions about the use of force during immigration enforcement. The man in the video is Narciso Barranco, a landscaper who was working outside an IHOP restaurant in Tustin when masked agents approached him. According to witnesses, Barranco panicked and ran before being tackled, struck multiple times, and detained by CBP officers.
$10 million California Lottery scratcher sold in Whittier

1 week ago | foxla.com | Alexa Mae Asperin

The brothers in charge of a family-run corner store in Whittier are celebrating a dream win after a Scratchers ticket worth $10 million was sold at their store. The backstory:Raymond and Tony Boulos manage Barley Bin Liquor after it was first purchased by their father, Leon. "I see adults that I used to know as children," said Raymond Boulos. "They were 8 years old and now they are in their 30s. It's the kind of place that people, once they come here, they never leave.
These cities have the most bed bugs, according to annual study

1 week ago | foxla.com | Catherine Stoddard

Nobody wants unexpected guests to show up in their bed, especially if they have six legs and can come in hordes. We're talking bed bugs and Terminix just released its annual study showing which U.S. cities have the most and the least of these little critters. Cities with the most and least bed bugsDig deeper:Terminix collected data from more than 300 of their branches across the United States and found that there has been an increase in bed bugs post-COVID-19.
Border Patrol says California, LA 'sanctuary' policies force public patrols

1 week ago | foxla.com | Matthew Seedorff

While anti-ICE protests continue to pop up across Southern California, FOX 11 interviewed Border Patrol on Wednesday to discuss their current operations occurring across the Los Angeles area. "It is a little bit out of the ordinary to see Border Patrol here in Los Angeles," said Assistant Chief David Kim from Border Patrol's El Centro Sector.
These California cities ranked worst-run in America: report

1 week ago | foxla.com | Alexa Mae Asperin

Several California cities are apparently some of the worst-run in the country, according to a new report. California's worst-run citiesWhat we know:San Francisco ranked dead last (#148 out of #148) at the bottom of the report as worst-run city in America, according to personal finance company WalletHub. Oakland, also in the Bay Area, followed closely behind (#146) after Detroit (#147). New York City, Philadelphia, and Baltimore rounded out the bottom five.