Alex Cheney
ABC7 Eyewitness News
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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Snowed-in residents of San Bernardino Mountains receive supplies from volunteer helicopter team
A nonprofit's volunteer helicopter team has been flying supplies in to residents stranded in snowed-in communities of the San Bernardino Mountains. → Read More
Electric vehicle drivers will soon have more charging options as Tesla plans to open more stations
The carmaker plans to open about 7,500 charging stations across the U.S. before the end of 2024. → Read More
Big Bear Lake officials urge visitors to use trash drop-off sites in effort to curb illegal dumping
Big Bear Lake city officials are urging tourists to use designated trash drop-off sites in an effort to curb illegal dumping. → Read More
Smash-and-grab burglars caught on video while hitting small businesses at Redlands shopping center
Burglars were caught on video while robbing several businesses at Brookside Plaza, a Redlands shopping center that had previously been targeted. → Read More
Did the storm send a tree crashing down on your car or property? Here's what to do
Weeks of winds and torrential rain have sent trees crashing down on houses, cars and roadways across Southern California. → Read More
Nearly 20% of California water agencies could see shortages if drought continues, report says
The last three years have been the driest in California's history. Water agencies across the state are concerned about possible shortages for next year and beyond. → Read More
Mother of Pasadena teen killed by stray bullet asks for public's help as search for gunman continues
The mother of a 13-year-old Pasadena boy who was fatally struck by a stray bullet in his bedroom is asking for the public's help to find her son's killer. → Read More
New technology helps Ventura County firefighters to conserve water during training
The Metropolitan Water District says the pump pods save around 4 million gallons of water a year, or about the same amount of water usage for 13 homes in a year. → Read More
Los Angeles City Council meets virtually again as protests continue outside de León's home
L.A. City Council met virtually again as it continues to grapple with the fallout from the City Hall racism scandal, and as protesters continue to demand the resignations of Kevin de León and Gil Cedillo. → Read More
An inside look at the sleek new renovations and upgrades to Crypto.com Arena
This is just stage one of AEG's three stage plan to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to renovate the Crypto.com Arena over the next three years. → Read More
Studio City man injured in alleged attack after confronting homeless men behind his home
A Studio City man is recovering from serious injuries after he was attacked during a confrontation with two homeless men, and his wife is now seeking justice. → Read More
Add water to save water? How adding a pond to your landscape can actually cut your water bill
Looking for ways to save water? You might want to dig up your lawn and put in a pond! Some experts say adding a pond to your landscape is not just beautiful but can also be a huge water saver. → Read More
Burbank orders 2-week ban on outdoor watering in September for pipeline repairs
Burbank is banning outdoor irrigation for two weeks in September due to repairs being made on the main infrastructure that provides the city with water. → Read More
Glendale Water & Power installs drought-tolerant landscaping, offers money-saving programs
Glendale water and power is offering new ways for customers to save on their water bill while adjusting to the ongoing drought in California. → Read More
Ukrainian-born business owners in Calabasas donate goods to refugees fleeing Russian invasion
The owners of Calakids, a children's clothing store in Calabasas, are stepping up to support Ukraine by sending hundreds of goods like clothing and supplies to help those impacted by the war with Russia. → Read More
SoCalGas sticker shock: Increase in bills feels like 'highway robbery,' some customers say
Some Porter Ranch residents are stunned to see their SoCalGas bills triple during the winter months. → Read More
California drought killing winter-run Chinook salmon species
A new report shows that the drought in California is killing the winter-run Chinook salmon species found in the Sacramento River, and one scientist says this species will not be the last to take a hit. → Read More
DTLA's Barclay Hotel becomes latest to convert into housing for low-income, homeless families
The Barclay Hotel in downtown Los Angeles is adding its name to the list of classic hotels turning into affordable housing for low-income and homeless families. → Read More
Community leaders gather in Compton to call for end to smash-and-grab robberies
Religious and community leaders gathered in Compton to condemn recent smash-and-grab robberies seen at malls and stores in Southern California. → Read More
Increase in food prices hurting SoCal restaurants and food distributors: 'I am more stressed out'
You may have noticed the rise in food prices during your trip to the grocery store, and it's not only hurting your pockets but it's also impacting local businesses and food distributors. → Read More