Leo Stallworth
ABC7 Eyewitness News
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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Shopkeepers face uncertainty after closure of Alpine Village in Torrance
It's an end of an era in Torrance. The historic Alpine Village swap meet has permanently closed, displacing hundreds of vendors. → Read More
Cold weather creating concerns for safety of homeless in SoCal
With a new weather system bringing cold temperatures plus rain and snow to Southern California, advocates are worried about the safety of homeless people out on the streets. → Read More
Catalytic converter theft suspect run over, killed by would-be victim in Palmdale
A man who authorities say was trying to steal a catalytic converter from a truck in Palmdale is dead after being run over by the driver of that truck. → Read More
Lottery officials reveal winner of historic $2B Powerball jackpot who bought ticket in Altadena
California lottery officials on Tuesday revealed the identity of the person who bought a Powerball ticket at an Altadena service station and won a historic $2.04 billion jackpot. → Read More
Drive a heavy truck or SUV? California could consider charging weight-based registration fees
If you drive a large vehicle in California, you could face an extra fee depending on its weight. → Read More
Culver City police shot, killed unarmed man having mental health crisis, lawsuit alleges
The family of a man who was shot and killed by Culver City police filed a lawsuit alleging officers failed to provide timely medical care that may have prevented the death. → Read More
Rapper files $10 million claim after video shows LA County deputy threatening to shoot him
Lawyers for rapper Feezy Lebron filed a $10 million claim, alleging L.A. County sheriff's deputies threatened to shoot and kill him as he sat alone in his car on New Year's Eve. → Read More
Majority of California rural communities in 'very high' fire hazard severity zones, new map shows
A majority of rural communities are now in a "high" or "very high" severity zone for wildfires because of California's severe drought, according to a new map from the Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. → Read More
Adorable sea lions gather at Ventura County beach, deliver joy to spectators
California sea lions gathered on the sand at Kiddie Beach in Oxnard, delivering joy to spectators. → Read More
Child returned safely to family after daylong barricade with armed father in Lancaster
A dangerous barricade situation involving an infant held at gunpoint by his father ended after nearly 20 hours with the child safe and the suspect down, officials said. → Read More
Hermosa Beach homeowner battles city over demands to trim trees hosting protected owls nests
Eyewitness News contacted the city of Hermosa Beach after a homeowner said she was being forced to trim trees where protected owls had made their nests. → Read More
Heartbroken mother wants justice for daughter who was shot and killed in South LA
"Why did you do that to my baby?" A heartbroken mother is speaking out after her daughter was shot and killed in South L.A. earlier this month. → Read More
6 ponies at Griffith Park still waiting to be adopted, but what's next after attraction closes?
The owner of Griffith Park Pony Rides said he had a total of 36 ponies and all but six have been adopted so far. → Read More
LAPD holds fundraiser for officer and wife, both diagnosed with stage 4 cancer
The police community is coming together to help fundraise money for Michael Tomelloso and his wife, Laura who were both diagnosed with stage four cancer. → Read More
Police chase: Suspect slams reported stolen car into South LA fruit, flower stand at end of pursuit
A suspect fleeing police in a reportedly stolen car slammed the vehicle into a stand selling fruit and flowers at the end of a chase in South L.A. on Tuesday. → Read More
Landlord killed in Eagle Rock house fire after running back into burning home, residents say
The Los Angeles Fire Department said four people were inside the home at the time, but only three of them managed to escape. → Read More
Educators looking to boost sagging community-college enrollment in California
Alarming new data shows community-college enrollment in California has dropped to its lowest level in three decades. → Read More
$18 million in stolen goods recovered, 22 arrested in crackdown on LA railroad car thefts
The Train Burglary Task Force nabbed the suspects who police say were members of a criminal enterprise targeting and burglarizing cargo containers moving through L.A. County. → Read More
Dodgers host Veterans Day event to honor active service members
The Los Angeles Dodgers marked Veterans Day with a special event for hundreds of service members and their families. → Read More
Mold, vermin, raw sewage: Tenants rally at South LA apartment complex, decry living conditions
Tenants held a rally to call attention to what they described as the dilapidated and unhealthy living conditions at Chesapeake apartments in South Los Angeles. → Read More