Josh Haskell
ABC7 Eyewitness News
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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Santa Clarita school shooting: Saugus High School student 'felt very prepared' after hearing gunshots on campus
When students at Saugus High School in Santa Clarita, California heard the first ring of gunshots Thursday morning, man said they weren't surprised. In fact, some felt well-trained for an active shooter on campus. → Read More
Marciano Art Foundation lays off employees, closes to public until further notice
Employees of the Marciano Art Foundation weren't allowed in when they showed up for work Friday. In fact, no one was. → Read More
Sherman Oaks hit-and-run: Man left for dead in street as dozens drive by
Disturbing new video shows a man run down on a busy street in Sherman Oaks - and then dozens of cars pass by without stopping to help. → Read More
Youth Climate Strike: Greta Thunberg, Billie Eilish join protesters in DTLA to demand climate change action
Climate activists showed up in strength in downtown Los Angeles Friday to demand that Gov. Gavin Newsom phase out fossil fuel production in California. → Read More
30K SoCal Edison customers could lose power ahead of strong winds
Dangerous fire weather conditions are heading to the Southland once again, prompting another warning of possible power shutoffs for Southern California Edison customers. → Read More
Did the Tick Fire start here? Investigators looking at remote Agua Dulce home
Investigators are looking at a property in a remote part of Agua Dulce as a possible origin point for the massive Tick Fire. → Read More
Nearly 20K Southern California Edison customers without power amid wildfire threat
Nearly 20,000 Southern California Edison customers across the Southland were without power Thursday morning as the utility preemptively shut off electricity to reduce the risk of fire. → Read More
15K Southern California Edison customers without power amid wildfire threat
More than 15,000 Southern California Edison customers across the Southland were without power Thursday morning as the utility preemptively shut off electricity to reduce the risk of fire. → Read More
250 pounds of of marijuana collected by LAPD after deadly shooting at luxury DTLA building
Detectives removed 250 pounds of marijuana from the luxury Watermarke Tower apartment building in downtown Los Angeles Friday after a man was killed Thursday. → Read More
Friends, family gather at vigil to remember couple killed in West Covina crash
Friends and family gathered at a candlelight vigil in West Covina as they remembered a couple killed after a carjacking suspect crashed into their vehicle. → Read More
SoCal school works to address state's nursing shortage
West Coast University, a Southern California nursing school, is working to address the nursing shortage California faces. → Read More
The battle against the lucrative business of illegal marijuana dispensaries in California
Though recreational marijuana has been legal in California for over a year, local authorities continue to crack down on black market cannabis dispensaries, including in Los Angeles County. → Read More
Biden, Warren, other Democratic candidates visit LA to woo union members
Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren and other Democratic frontrunners converged on Los Angeles Friday to try to win the support of the SEIU. → Read More
Andrew Yang campaigns on universal basic income, holds rally in MacArthur Park
Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang made a campaign stop in Los Angeles and held a rally in MacArthur Park. → Read More
Hundreds of volunteers, including veterans, Disney employees, build playground in Anaheim
Hundreds of volunteers from Disneyland Resort, city of Anaheim and Anaheim family YMCA joined the nonprofit Kaboom to build a playground in Anaheim's Julianna Park. It's part of a commitment our parent company, the Walt Disney Company, made to Anaheim. → Read More
Ralphs, Food 4 Less donate $105,000 to address food insecurity at community colleges
Food 4 Less and Ralphs decided to take action after seeing ABC7'S report earlier this month that five out of 10 community college students in Los Angeles are food insecure. → Read More
Veterans turn to horse therapy at Santa Clarita's Blue Star Ranch to treat their PTSD
Army veteran Manny Perdomo served eight years in the military which included tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. When he left the service, he was diagnosed with PTSD. → Read More
Woman was followed home from Morongo Casino, robbed of winnings, she says
A 68-year-old Riverside resident, who doesn't want us to use her name, had just returned home from a big money day 35 miles east at the Morongo Casino in Cabazon. When she got out of her car on August 18th at 1:30pm, a suspect appeared and robbed her. → Read More
Trump officials visit LA for firsthand look at city's homeless crisis
Trump administration officials toured Los Angeles homeless encampments and examined ways the city is trying to control the growing homeless population. → Read More
Hurricane Dorian: A view of devastation from the air
A Los Angeles-based photojournalist flew over the Bahamas with a relief transport to chronicle the devastation of Hurricane Dorian. → Read More