Carlos Granda
ABC7 Eyewitness News
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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Sylvia Villagran set to make history as Oscars' first Latina in-show announcer
Sylvia Villagran is excited to be the first Latina in-show announcer for the Academy Awards. → Read More
Sylvia Villagran set to make history as Oscars' first Latina in-show announcer
Sylvia Villagran is excited to be the first Latina in-show announcer for the Academy Awards. → Read More
Sylvia Villagran set to make history as Oscars' first Latina in-show announcer
Sylvia Villagran is excited to be the first Latina in-show announcer for the Academy Awards. → Read More
'They are a cancer:' Deputy gangs still operating within LA County sheriff's department, report says
A scathing report issued by the Civilian Oversight Commission shows members of such deputy gangs "run'' many of the county's patrol stations. → Read More
Recent storms fill many CA reservoirs, but what does that mean for state's ongoing drought?
The historic string of storms drenching the state have many wondering whether California's drought could soon be over. → Read More
Former FBI agent sentenced to 6 years in prison for bribery
A former FBI agent was sentenced to six years in prison for conspiracy, money laundering and accepting bribes from an Armenian mobster. → Read More
Man claims winning $2.04 billion Powerball jackpot sold at SoCal store was stolen from him
A man is claiming the record-setting $2.04 billion Powerball jackpot ticket sold at an Altadena service station was stolen from him and is now attempting to sue the person who claimed the jackpot. → Read More
New LA County project will help collect, keep more water after big storms
The Adventure Park project in Whittier will help Los Angeles County collect and keep more water after big storms. → Read More
Road rage incidents in LA happening more often, with increasing violence, data shows
Road rage incidents are higher than ever in L.A. LAPD numbers show there were nearly 870 road rage reports last year and the incidents have become more violent. → Read More
Tensions flare as crews dismantle several homeless encampments on Skid Row
Tensions flared as crews dismantled several homeless encampments on Skid Row in downtown Los Angeles while police officers stood guard. → Read More
If the big one hits, here's how SoCal search-and-rescue teams would look for survivors
If the big one hits Southern California, here's how our search-and-rescue teams would comb through the rubble, as their counterparts are doing now in Turkey and Syria. → Read More
Latest storms increased water levels at CA reservoirs, but officials say conservation still needed
California has seen historic storms over the last few weeks. The Sierras were pounded with several feet of snow, and large swaths of the state saw severe flooding. → Read More
LADWP working to capture rain water after SoCal storm
On Friday, officials said only about 20% of the water from this week's storm will be captured before it flows away. → Read More
Man sues Pasadena police, calls for firing of 2 officers who beat him 5 years ago
A man is suing the Pasadena Police Department and demanding the firing of two officers who beat him five years ago during a traffic stop in an encounter captured on video. → Read More
California fast-food businesses prepare for minimum wage increase in 2023
With California's minimum wage set to increase on Jan. 1 to $15.50 per hour, the fast-food industry is bracing for possible changes. → Read More
Eagle Rock residents want city to remove homeless individuals living in RVs parked near schools
Students in Eagle Rock are noticing more and more homeless individuals near schools, with many living inside RVs permanently parked on nearby streets. Area residents say it's time for city leaders to take action. → Read More
LA street vendors sue city to eliminate ordinance that prevents them from selling in certain areas
Street vendors took to Hollywood Boulevard to protest laws that prevent them from selling in certain areas of Los Angeles. → Read More
LAPD urges caution for hikers amid search for man who sexually assaulted woman on Encino trail
The Los Angeles Police Department is searching for a man who they say sexually assaulted a woman on a trail in Encino. → Read More
Black Friday online sales hit all-time high of $9 billion
It appears people went on a shopping spree this weekend and didn't hold back. → Read More
LA City Council approves Fair Work Week ordinance aimed at helping retail employees
The Los Angeles City Council voted for an ordinance that requires retail employers to provide work schedules to employees at least 14 days in advance. → Read More