Gordon Tokumatsu
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Rescue, CA, United States
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Local Improv Group Aims to Help Community Through Laughter
After a devastating week of mass shootings and years of hate crimes within the Asian American community, a local improv group is aiming to make audiences laugh again. → Read More
Free Food Banks Help Provide Holiday Meals for Struggling Families
Free food banks in Ventura County are helping provide holiday meals for families that are struggling to make ends meet. → Read More
Beloved North Hollywood Book Store Suffers Damages After Fire
A community in North Hollywood has shown their support after a beloved bookstore was damaged in a fire, believed to be arson. → Read More
Winner of Historic Powerball Jackpot Remains a Mystery
Powerball lottery officials announced Tuesday that a singular winning ticket was purchased with the key to the $2.4 billion jackpot, but who won? → Read More
Healing Garden Honors Victims From Borderline Massacre Fours Years After Shooting
A healing garden in Thousand Oaks honors the 12 victims killed during the Borderline massacre shooting on the fourth anniversary of the violence. → Read More
Even With Inflation Prices High, Consumers Are Not Missing Out On Halloween
Even though inflation has spiked prices making things more expensive, that is not stopping consumers from celebrating the day. → Read More
LA Rock n' Roll Icon ‘Mama' Cass Elliot Receives Posthumous Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
LA Rock n’ Roll icon, “Mama” Cass Elliot known for her ability to break barriers received her posthumous star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame almost 50 years after her death. → Read More
‘Hiccups the Clown' Does More Than Just Put a Smile On People's Faces
The man behind “Hiccups the Clown” does more than just put a smile on people’s faces, he is also helping out in the community. → Read More
Agoura High School Mourns Death of 15-Year-Old Football Player
The Agoura Hills High School community is mourning the death of one of its young football players who died right before his very first game. → Read More
Police Are Still Searching for the Drivers Responsible for Intentionally Running Teen Over
Police are still searching for the two drivers responsible for intentionally running over a teen after a party in Florence over the weekend. → Read More
Bring Food, Take Food: LA's Community Fridges in Need of Donations Due to Inflation
The sky-high food prices are bringing a wave of people to the cupboards for the first time. → Read More
Sneak Peak of Dodger Stadium Gondola Project
Each car can take 30 passengers, totaling 5,000 people per hour. → Read More
Lutheran Church has Pride Decoration Vandalized
Thousand Oaks Lutheran Church get Pride decoration vandalized over the weekend. → Read More
Man Unloads Bottle of Bear Spray on Driver in Road Rage Attack Caught on Camera
The Los Angeles Police Department is looking for the driver of a Toyota Matrix who threatened then sprayed another driver with a bottle of bear spray in an attack caught on camera. → Read More
Swastika Carved on Door of Lincoln Heights Restaurant
A Israeli man who owns a Mediterranean-inspired restaurant in Lincoln Heights is speaking out after someone carved a Swastika on a gate at his eatery last month. → Read More
Long Beach's Floating Playground Opens Today
The $400,000 inflatable playground project from the City of Long Beach opens Saturday, giving some relief to local kids who have had to stay off the tantalizingly close structure. → Read More
Navy Veteran Injured in Unprovoked Attack Caught on Camera in Koreatown
A Navy veteran was beaten in an unprovoked attack and the whole thing was captured on camera. → Read More
Here's How Recycling Your Shower and Sink Water Could Help You Save During LA's Water Restrictions
As LA’s two-day a week lawn watering rule is about to go into effect, many homeowners are panicked. → Read More
People Are Still Trying to Replicate the ‘Flying Tesla' Stunt in Echo Park
Remember the viral video showing a Tesla flying down a steep hill in Echo Park, narrowly missing homes and sleeping residents? Residents say dangerous copycat stunts are happening, on average, every other week. Residents have counted at least four or five jumps in just the past two months, featuring both motorcycles and vehicles. → Read More
Teen's Toes to Be Amputated After Suspected DUI Driver Slams Into Him One Week Before High School Graduation
A man hit by a suspected DUI driver over the weekend was recovering at hospital Monday. → Read More