LOS ANGELES—Thieves got away with $30 million in cash from a money storage facility in Los Angeles by breaking into the building on Easter Sunday and cracking the safe. Now detectives are seeking to unravel the brazen cash heist, reportedly one of the largest on record in Los Angeles. Police Cmdr. Elaine Morales told The […]

February 2024 is now one of the wettest months ever recorded in Downtown Los Angeles, with more than 12.5 inches of rain reported so far. But, the sun has returned, offering locals a break from the stormy weather.

Taggers, base jumpers, and a Chinese-owned abandoned building in Downtown Los Angeles may end up costing city taxpayers millions of dollars. City officials are now looking for solutions to address the costs and dangers the vacant building brings.

Mayors and DAs from liberal cities back Proposition 47, aiming to reduce penalties for nonviolent crimes. NTD delves into its impact and implications.    

In a sit-down interview with NTD Reporter Bill Thomas, likely voters discussed some of the nation’s top issues on Wednesday after watching the fourth GOP presidential debate.

NTD Reporter Bill Thomas talks with a group of likely voters in Irvine, California, on Wednesday night to get their thoughts about the fourth Republican Presidential Debate during NTD’s special coverage.

NTD reporter Bill Thomas spoke with a group of likely voters in Irvine, California on Wednesday night to get their thoughts about the third Republican Presidential Primary Debate during special NTD News coverage and analysis of the battle between the candidates for the GOP nomination.

NTD Reporter Bill Thomas talks with a select group of likely voters in Irvine, California, on Wednesday night to discuss topics that matter most to them.

During special NTD coverage of the second Republican Presidential Primary Debate on Sept. 27, NTD reporter Bill Thomas asked a group of Republican voters their thoughts on what transpired at and who they believe won.

A California organization is gathering signatures in an effort to put a measure that would decriminalize magic mushrooms on the 2024 ballot.  But groups that oppose the idea say it will cause more harm to Californians.

A new giant Costco warehouse is in the talks for the state’s Central Valley area.  If approved, it would take the title as the largest Costco in the world. 

California candidates running for an open Senate seat in 2024 have raked in millions in donations since the beginning of the year, according to the latest Federal Election Commission (FEC) filings. So far, 25 candidates are running for Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s seat. In February, the five-term senator announced her intention to retire at the conclusion […]

Huntington Beach Mayor Pro Tem Gracey Van Der Mark says that there are “obscene” books available to children in the city libraries. She is asking the council for its consideration to screen such books.

A rare white orca calf was recently spotted off the coast of Southern California. The young orca is one of only a small handful in the world that look like this.

Local law enforcement and government leaders in Irvine are calling for more action to be taken to address the fentanyl crisis. In California alone, fentanyl-related deaths have increased by more than 1,550 percent since 2016.

California will be extending the tax filing deadline for many residents and businesses in the Bay Area that were impacted by the recent winter storms.  Aligning with the IRS, Governor Gavin Newsom announced that state taxes won’t be due until October.

Thanks to more storms in recent days, California’s water supply just went up some more. State water officials say early gains in the Sierra snowpack are a good sign, but we’re not completely out of the woods yet.

California has been put under a rare blizzard warning for the first time in nearly four decades as what the National Weather Service (NWS) described as a “dangerous” winter storm is expected to pound parts of the state with high winds, freezing temperatures—and “copious” amounts of snow. “We are still on track for our DANGEROUS […]

After a certain age, many people may go for a little touching up. One Hollywood resident is almost 100 years old, and to turn the odometer back just a bit, it’s getting some work done. No surgery, nothing invasive, just several hundred gallons of white paint.

One decades-old hospital in a Southern California coastal city says they were just gifted with a tremendous amount of money.  NTD has more about the offering and what the hospital plans to do with this massive windfall.

Here’s how one enormous corporation is teaming up with hospitals to help keep families close to one another during challenging times.

Driving to and from work or school every day can be an hours-long headache. To ease the pain, many commuters in Southern California are jumping out of their cars and trucks and discovering a different and perhaps more affordable way to get around town.

One landfill in Southern California takes in 1,000 tons of trash daily, and at one point, they’ll reach capacity and cease operations. But they’re open now, and business is thriving.

Water levels are receding at many of our California lakes and reservoirs, but the communities they serve still need water for a number of purposes. 

A California appeals court has decided to allow non-U.S. citizens to vote in San Francisco school board elections, as a court delayed a previous ruling against the city ordinance.

The small beach city of El Segundo offers idyllic scenery along the Los Angeles coast. But residents and now city officials say there’s a foul stench in the air ruining that feeling, and it’s coming from the nearby water cleaning plant.

As the heat wave approaches, staying healthy and hydrated is critical—but don’t forget about your pets. Dogs, cats, and other animals can suffer greatly from overexposure to heat. 

Tensions are rising with some Western states as they are being asked to reduce their water usage from the Colorado River, but its biggest user has so far avoided cutbacks.

As the California drought worsens, new water restrictions are hitting part of the state. In Southern California, Los Angeles residents have been asked to stop all outdoor watering for two weeks.

Up and down the state, California residents are struggling through extreme drought. In many areas, residents are not only encouraged to conserve water, but some are restricted on how much water they can tap into for outdoor use. And it’s even more complicated for Southern California residents who live about 22 miles off the coast […]

California Gov. Gavin Newson has recently signed a gun control bill, known as Senate Bill 1327, that will take effect in January. The new gun control bill will allow private citizens to sue gun manufacturers.