John Cádiz Klemack
NBC Los Angeles
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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LAPD Wants Robot Dog for High-risk Calls but Critics Are Worried About Misuse
The LAPD sought the city council's approval to acquire a robot dog that could respond to dangerous calls like active shootings and bombings. → Read More
Watch Live: Mourners Bid Final Farewell to Beloved LA Archbishop David O'Connell
Los Angeles Archbishop Jose Gomez candidly shared his grief and pain in an exclusive interview with NBCLA after Auxiliary Bishop David O’Connell was shot and killed last month. → Read More
Canyon Country Homes Deemed Unsafe to Enter Due to Landslide
Four homes were deemed unsafe to enter Monday after a landslide in a neighborhood north of Los Angeles. → Read More
Woman and Girl Rescued From Inside Chatsworth Sinkhole
Two people trapped inside a vehicle at the bottom of a large sinkhole were rescued Monday night in Chatsworth. → Read More
Pursuit Driver Crashes Into Two Vehicles, Bicyclist in Koreatown
A driver in a stolen vehicle led authorities on a pursuit before crashing into a person on a bike and two other cars in Koreatown. → Read More
Family Members Identify Two Men Struck and Killed in Mid City as Brothers
Two men were struck and killed in Mid City on Wednesday morning, after a driver slammed into them while they crossed at a crosswalk. → Read More
U.S. Veteran Campus in Long Beach Helps House Hundreds of Veterans
The U.S. Veteran Campus in Long Beach is helping house hundreds of homeless veterans in both temporary and permanent housing. → Read More
Las Vegas Stabbing Suspect Appeared to Speak to News Photographer in LA Before Attack
The man suspected in a Las Vegas Strip stabbing rampage that left two people dead and six injured appears to have been in Los Angeles in search of help two days before the killings. → Read More
Long Beach Residents Are Unhappy With End of the Line Metro Policy
Long Beach residents and business owners are unhappy with the end of the line policy for Metro trains specifically the A Line, saying it increases the homeless population. → Read More
Former Paramount Student Alleges Band Director Coverup
Almost 20 years later a former student is coming forward in a lawsuit alleging a band director tried to cover up her pregnancy by forcing her to have an abortion. → Read More
Southern California Gas Prices are Breaking Records — Again
It’s a record that drivers in Southern California were hoping would stay unbroken: gas prices are now at all-time highs in Los Angeles County and Riverside County. → Read More
Marine, Once Planning to Take His Own Life, Now Helps Other Veterans With New LA County Program
A new program started in LA County on Thursday. The Veteran Suicide Review Team aims to gather information to help prevent future tragedies. → Read More
Project Roomkey Coming to an End
The federally-funded Project Roomkey that aimed to get people living on LA streets into empty hotels and motels during COVID is ending. → Read More
U.S. Receives First Electric Fire Engine, Its New Home is in LA
The U.S. has received the country’s first electric fire engine. LA City Fire’s Hollywood station is the home for this new green engine. → Read More
LADWP's New Program Will Offer Rebates for Window A/Cs Across LA
The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power announced a new program aimed at offering rebates for window A/Cs across LA to help during SoCal’s heat wave season. → Read More
One Organization is Taking a Four-Legged Approach to Rehousing the Homeless
One organization is taking a four-legged approach to rehousing the homeless which allows individuals to keep their pets. → Read More
LA City Officials Struggle to Enforce RV Ordinance
The LA City Council passed an ordinance earlier this year to help remove RVs from LA’s streets but now they are having a problem enforcing it. → Read More
140 Parents From Oaxaca Reunite With Families in LA for the First Time in Years
A mother and father who sent their sons to an unknown country – for the good of the family – now finding themselves grandparents and great-grandparents in a family that’s extended beyond borders. Some 140 elderly parents traveled as part of a special government-sponsored program from Oaxaca, Mexico, to reunite with loved ones in Los Angeles. → Read More
Brush Fire Burns on Hillside Above Homes in El Sereno
An early morning brush fire burned about 10 acres near a neighborhood east of downtown Los Angeles before firefighters knocked down flames. → Read More
LA City Council Will Revote on Banning Homeless Encampments Near Schools
LA City Council will revote on a measure that would ban homeless encampments near schools. → Read More