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An elderly couple who lost their home in the Eaton Fire was struggling to deal with insurance before their son stepped in. Now, he's using that experience to help others. Kristine Lazar reports.
A novelty plate reading "LUVSICK" sold by Zumiez matched the plate of a California woman's car.
The excitement of the start of a new school year can oftentimes come with a hefty price tag. On Your Side's Kristine Lazar takes you on a shopping spree while giving some tips on how to save some cash.
After a series of burglaries at construction sites in their neighborhood, a group of Westchester neighbors teamed up to catch a thief. On Your Side's Kristine Lazar shows us how they did it.
A retired Tustin Police Department detective talks about his My Family ID app and how it stores all things law enforcement would need to find a missing person -- children and seniors.
Tatiana Roberts, Chase Community manager, discusses romance scams and AI.
A North Hollywood locksmith kiosk owner is at risk of losing his business, as he is in the middle of a fight between landlord and the city.
National Motorists Association says that while a collection agency may request payment, it says nonpayment will not affect a person’s credit.
Alex Honadel, urban foraging teacher, talks about the practice of urban foraging with ethical and legal lessons.
As wildfire survivors in Los Angeles are rebuilding their homes, a main priority is making sure they are fire-resilient.
Home security cameras captured the moment intruders broke into a family's home in Northridge while they were home.
Data from the popular car shopping website, Edmunds, said a record number of Californians are trading in their Teslas.
Homeowners whose properties experienced some damage from the recent wildfires are frustrated with the FAIR Plan after experiencing complications with their claims.
After the Fire USA, a nonprofit founded by wildfire survivors, connects fire victims to those who have walked this extremely hard path before them.
Stories of survival are emerging in the aftermath of the Palisades and Eaton Canyon fires – from people who are amazed to find out their homes survived.
Census data analyzed by CBS News found that about 21% of residents in the Eaton Fire zone and about 26% impacted by the Palisades Fire are over 65.
Are you paying more than your neighbor for that backpack online? Consumer advocates say you can be, all because of something called surveillance pricing.
"From the Mountains to the Beach" is a Facebook page created by survivors of the 2021 Marshall Fire, meant to connect to Los Angeles fire victims.
Businesses are using a new security system that fills rooms with dense fog to stop thieves.
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