LA City Councilmember Mitch O'Farrell gives tour of housing options ahead of Echo Park Lake reopening
Long before Echo Park Lake’s homeless encampment became a public safety issue, Councilmember Mitch O’Farrell was identifying and creating potential housing solutions for District 13.
Long before Echo Park Lake’s homeless encampment became a public safety issue, Councilmember Mitch O’Farrell was identifying and creating potential housing solutions for District 13.
Tour of local homeless housing solutions
Long before Echo Park Lake?s homeless encampment became a public safety issue, LA Councilmember Mitch O?Farrell was identifying and creating potential housing solutions for Council District 13.
Long before Echo Park Lake?s homeless encampment became a public safety issue, LA Councilmember Mitch O?Farrell was identifying and creating potential housing solutions for Council District 13.
Rising Up: Episode 2, post-show discussion
Retired LASD Sgt. Brian Hill, FOX 11's Phil Shuman and Christina Gonzalez stopped by to discuss the challenges of policing, especially during the recent unrest across the country.
Retired LASD Sgt. Brian Hill, FOX 11's Phil Shuman and Christina Gonzalez stopped by to discuss the challenges of policing, especially during the recent unrest across the country.
Two more vehicles damaged by BB gunfire in Orange County
Another two vehicles were damaged Tuesday by BB or pellet gun fire in Orange County, sending the tally of vandalism since last month to about 100 in the Southland.
Another two vehicles were damaged Tuesday by BB or pellet gun fire in Orange County, sending the tally of vandalism since last month to about 100 in the Southland.
VR goggles for medical healing
Instead of medication for pain or anxiety, could a better remedy be found by using a tool usually thought of as recreational?
Instead of medication for pain or anxiety, could a better remedy be found by using a tool usually thought of as recreational?
Jersey Mike's customer goes ballistic over wrong order
A customer at Jersey Mike's loses it when a teenage employee gets her order wrong.
A customer at Jersey Mike's loses it when a teenage employee gets her order wrong.
Los Angeles remembers George Floyd one year later
Tuesday marks one year since George Floyd was killed at the hands of Minneapolis police officers. One year later, Los Angeles community leaders are celebrating his life by spreading the message of unity.
Tuesday marks one year since George Floyd was killed at the hands of Minneapolis police officers. One year later, Los Angeles community leaders are celebrating his life by spreading the message of unity.
Getty Center reopens following extended COVID-19 closure
The sprawling Getty Center museum campus in Brentwood reopened at limited capacity on Tuesday, one month after its sister Getty Villa complex in Pacific Palisades.
The sprawling Getty Center museum campus in Brentwood reopened at limited capacity on Tuesday, one month after its sister Getty Villa complex in Pacific Palisades.
Meet the Los Angeles toddler who is the youngest member of American Mensa with an IQ of 146
A Los Angeles toddler has been accepted into Mensa— the largest and oldest high IQ society in the world. Kashe Quest is just 2 years old and has an IQ of 146.
A Los Angeles toddler has been accepted into Mensa— the largest and oldest high IQ society in the world. Kashe Quest is just 2 years old and has an IQ of 146.
Los Angeles remembers George Floyd one year after his death
Tuesday marks one year since George Floyd was killed at the hands of Minneapolis police officers. One year later, Los Angeles community leaders are celebrating his life by spreading the message of unity.
Tuesday marks one year since George Floyd was killed at the hands of Minneapolis police officers. One year later, Los Angeles community leaders are celebrating his life by spreading the message of unity.
LA Metro Board to vote on pilot program for fareless rides for students and low income families
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority board will vote Thursday morning on a pilot program that would make rides free, starting with students in August.
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority board will vote Thursday morning on a pilot program that would make rides free, starting with students in August.
LA Metro Board to vote on pilot program for fareless rides for students and low income families
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority board will vote Thursday morning on a pilot program that would make rides free, starting with students in August.
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority board will vote Thursday morning on a pilot program that would make rides free, starting with students in August.
Freeway shootings leave drivers on edge
The recent shootings on the 91 Freeway are leaving drivers in our area on edge.
The recent shootings on the 91 Freeway are leaving drivers in our area on edge.
Community members go door-to-door to encourage South LA residents to get vaccine
They walk up and down the streets of South Los Angeles, knocking on the door of every apartment and house – asking people if they had their coronavirus vaccine.
They walk up and down the streets of South Los Angeles, knocking on the door of every apartment and house – asking people if they had their coronavirus vaccine.
Knocking on doors across South Los Angeles to improve vaccination rate
Volunteers in the community are making sure Angelenos are doing their part to ensure herd immunity across Southern California.
Volunteers in the community are making sure Angelenos are doing their part to ensure herd immunity across Southern California.
Rising Up: Episode 1 post-show discussion
FOX 11 Anchor Christine Devine sits down with Tammi Mac and John Kobylt to discuss Episode 1 of Rising Up.
FOX 11 Anchor Christine Devine sits down with Tammi Mac and John Kobylt to discuss Episode 1 of Rising Up.
Local non-profit knocking on doors in South LA to get people vaccinated
One local non-profit is now knocking on doors in South Los Angeles to get everyone they can vaccinated.
One local non-profit is now knocking on doors in South Los Angeles to get everyone they can vaccinated.
Former UCLA gynecologist indicted on 21 counts for allegedly sexually assaulting patients
An obstetrician-gynecologist formerly employed by UCLA was taken into custody Monday in a Los Angeles courtroom on a 21-count indictment accusing him of sexually assaulting patients.
An obstetrician-gynecologist formerly employed by UCLA was taken into custody Monday in a Los Angeles courtroom on a 21-count indictment accusing him of sexually assaulting patients.
LAUSD to fully reopen in-person for fall semester; with option to continue remote learning
Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendant Austin Beutner on Monday announced plans to fully reopen for in-person classes for the fall semester while providing families the option to continue with online learning if they choose to do so.
Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendant Austin Beutner on Monday announced plans to fully reopen for in-person classes for the fall semester while providing families the option to continue with online learning if they choose to do so.
EDD fraud: 2 USPS employees in LA accused of stealing hundreds of thousands in unemployment benefits
Two USPS employees, Christian Jeremyah James and Armand Caleb Legardy, pleaded guilty in Los Angeles to federal criminal charges accusing them of unlawfully buying and cashing tens of thousands of dollars' worth of postal money orders with unemployment benefits fraudulently obtained with false claims of COVID-related job losses.
Two USPS employees, Christian Jeremyah James and Armand Caleb Legardy, pleaded guilty in Los Angeles to federal criminal charges accusing them of unlawfully buying and cashing tens of thousands of dollars' worth of postal money orders with unemployment benefits fraudulently obtained with false claims of COVID-related job losses.