Marc Brown
ABC7 Eyewitness News
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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Eyewitness Newsmakers: Experts explain why gas prices are so high in California
Eyewitness Newsmakers speaks to experts about why gas prices have soared recently -- and when consumers might see some relief at the pump. → Read More
Eyewitness Newsmakers: LA mayoral hopefuls Karen Bass, Rick Caruso discuss housing, crime, policing
Who should be the next mayor of Los Angeles? The housing crisis, crime, policing - are just some of the high-stakes issues as Karen Bass and Rick Caruso make their case. → Read More
Eyewitness Newsmakers: Experts discuss the dangers of fentanyl
From the recent overdose deaths to the arrival of rainbow colored fentanyl in Southern California, many people are looking for ways to protect their children from this silent killer. → Read More
Newsmakers examines environmental hazards at Jordan High School in Watts
On the latest edition of Newsmakers, we're talking to students from Jordan High School in Watts and experts about what's being done to fix the environmental hazards in their community. → Read More
Eyewitness Newsmakers: What you need to know about California's water emergency, restrictions
The alarm is being sounded over California's water supply. Major restrictions are set to go into effect, a desperate attempt to offset the state's water emergency. Marc Brown has everything you need to know about this unprecedented crisis, on Eyewitness Newsmakers. → Read More
As 30th anniversary of LA uprising nears, Rodney King's daughter Lora reflects on father's legacy
Thirty years ago next week, L.A. erupted in anger after the acquittals of four LAPD officers who beat Rodney King. King's daughter Lora reflects on what she remembers, what's changed and what hasn't. → Read More
Vacant for decades, street corner destroyed in 1992 LA uprising set to get new life
Vacant for decades after being destroyed in the 1992 L.A. uprising, a new project at the intersection of Vermont-Manchester hopes to turn the property into a cornerstone for the community. → Read More
Los Angeles mayoral debate disrupted by protesters
The Los Angeles mayoral debate was filled with frequent interruptions from protesters. When the topic turned to policing, one heckler even rushed the stage. → Read More
Man details night LASD deputy shared Kobe Bryant crash-scene photos at Norwalk bar
ABC7 is learning more about the investigation into the firefighters and deputies who shared photos of the crash that killed Kobe Bryant, the man who triggered it all is speaking out. → Read More
Woman barely escapes being hit by train in Netherlands
Dramatic new video out of Ermelo, Netherlands shows a woman narrowly dodge an oncoming train as it races by. → Read More
Why we are no longer using 'precincts reporting' in our election night coverage
How we vote has changed, and so has how votes are counted. Here's why we are no longer using "precincts reporting" in our election coverage. → Read More
Michael K. Williams' sister reflects on her brother's life, legacy
The sister of actor Michael K. Williams, Compton city councilmember Michelle Chambers, says her brother leaves behind a body of work will live on. → Read More
9/11 remembered: Journalists recall emotional aftermath of NYC attacks
Two ABC7 journalists who traveled to New York after Sept. 11 are remembering the devastating impact of the terror attacks. → Read More
Viral video shows woman falsely accusing Black man of stealing cellphone in Moreno Valley
A man turned the tables on a woman who he says racially profiled him, falsely accusing him of stealing her son's cellphone at Walmart in Moreno Valley. → Read More
SoCal family fights to keep their parents' killer in prison
The convicted killer who brutally murdered a San Diego couple 43 years ago has been granted parole and could soon be free. Now the couple's adult children are begging Gov. Gavin Newsom to block the killer's release. → Read More
In LA, many mental health calls to police are ending in tragedy. Here's what we found
In more than half of the nearly 3,000 serious use of force incidents reported, civilians had some type of impairment. People described as having a mental health problem or as "erratic" were most likely to die as a result of these serious incidents. → Read More
New clues point to Southern California in long-running manhunt for child killer
Lester Eubanks manhunt: Newly unearthed photos may hold clues in the hunt for a child killer who's been on the run for nearly half a century, and could be living in Southern California. Lester Eubanks escaped from an Ohio prison in 1973. → Read More
SoCal Rep. Judy Chu says Atlanta-area spa shootings were a hate crime
During an interview with Eyewitness News, Southern California Rep. Judy Chu said the shootings at three Atlanta-area spas should be categorized as a hate crime. → Read More
Moderna COVID-19 vaccine causes swelling and inflammation in patients who have cosmetic facial fillers
The FDA advisory committee reviewing the new Moderna vaccine has noted a specific side effect involving several trial participants who have cosmetic facial fillers. Local board certified dermatologist Dr. Shirley Chi explains what the FDA committee noted. "In these cases the patients all had swelling and inflammation in the area that was given the filler. A couple of the patients had cheek… → Read More
'Mom was just doing her job:' Hiker recounts nail-biting encounter with cougar after spotting cubs
The man whose terrifying encounter with a cougar on a hiking trail in Utah that was captured in a now-viral video is recounting his experience after he managed to escape unscathed. → Read More