Veteran advocates accuse VA in West LA of putting private interests over the law
It's a battle over how some of the most expensive real estate in the nation will be used. Veteran advocates accuse the VA in West Los Angeles of putting private interests over the law.
Laguna Niguel Fire: Lawsuit claims SoCal Edison created 'perfect storm' that led to homes being destroyed
A lawsuit accuses SoCal Edison of creating a “perfect storm” that ultimately led to the Laguna Niguel fire that destroyed 20 homes last week.
Video: San Bernardino Co. deputy puts suspect in brief chokehold, slams him to ground
A man is accusing a law enforcement officer in Rancho Cucamonga of using excessive force following a traffic stop.
Shortage of dispatchers leaving more 911 callers on hold
A shortage of dispatchers across the country is leaving more 911 callers being placed on hold -- in the middle of emergencies.
More sexual assault allegations not being reported to police among Rialto Unified schools
The alleged victim's family claims the school's vice principal met with the girl and then called the girl's family saying the alleged incident was a "boyfriend-girlfriend thing."
OC DA Todd Spitzer comes under fire for racial epithets in speech
Orange County DA Todd Spitzer defended his use of racial slurs while addressing a lawyers group regarding his office's prosecution of hate crimes.
School in Rialto at center of controversy over sex abuse reporting protocols
Rialto PD is investigating why it took school officials so long to report one of the incidents that allegedly took place in Sept. 2021.
'It could happen to anyone': Woman shares warning after spending 2 weeks in jail for mistaken identity
A woman who made headlines in Los Angeles after she was wrongfully imprisoned opened up about her bizarre and traumatic experience being mixed up with a suspect.
Ex-prosecutor accuses OC DA Todd Spitzer of raising race as issue in death penalty case
Spitzer allegedly told a group of prosecutors discussing the case of a Black murder defendant that some Black men intentionally date white women to escape "bad circumstances or bad situations."
Alleged human 'avalanche' in stands during Super Bowl LVI leaves fan seriously hurt
An alleged human "avalanche" in the stands of SoFi Stadium during Super Bowl LVI left a fan sitting in her seat falling down two rows and being seriously hurt.
Remembering Whitney Houston, pt. 2: What went wrong in the pop icon's life?
February 11 marks 10 years since Whitney Houston's death in Beverly Hills. FOX 11 looks back with Part 2 of what went wrong in the pop icon's life.
Remembering Whitney Houston, pt. 1: Looking back 10 years after pop icon's death in Beverly Hills
FOX 11 looks back on Whitney Houston's death in Beverly Hills as we approach 10 years since the world said goodbye to the pop icon.
FOX 11 Investigates: Going undercover on the fight against fentanyl crisis
FOX 11 went undercover in our local authorities' fight against the fentanyl crisis.
Studio City couple says someone lit their car on fire but unable to file report with LAPD or LAFD
A Studio City couple says they are unable to file a police report or get firefighters to investigate the incident.
Family accuses employer of making their loved one work on-site despite pleas to work remotely
A family is accusing a Riverside County employer of not letting their beloved family member with pre-existing conditions work remotely during a COVID-19 surge. He died in February 2021.
91 Express Lanes: Only fraction of $860M collected in fees, penalties used toward improving roads
NEXT AT 10: A FOX 11 investigation reveals only a fraction of $860 million collected in fees and penalties are being used toward improving roads.
LA County hospital responds to FOX 11 report of body bags placed outside
The Los Angeles County hospital at the center of a FOX 11 investigation says it no longer has an overcrowding situation at its facilities.
Family stunned after FOX 11 report on paramedic allegedly refusing to enter care facility to help man
FOX 11's Christina Gonzalez was in Rialto as paramedics were accused of refusing to go into the facility due to coronavirus concerns.
Gascón launches diversion program for minors who commit felony burglary, vehicle theft, robbery
The felonies that qualify for George Gascón's diversion program includes burglary, assault without firearms or extensive injuries, vehicle theft, robbery and sexual battery.
3 arrested in deaths of 2 women who were drugged during night out in Los Angeles and later died: Police
David Pearce, Michael Ansbach and Brandt Osborn are charged in the deaths of Christy Giles-Cilliers and her close friend, Hilda Marcela Cabrales-Arzola. The two women went for a night out in Los Angeles in November and never came home.