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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.
An expert at the Los Angeles County Development Authority tells CBSLA that there is simply not enough housing to go around and that prices on the open rental market have outpaced pricing standards that the Section 8 voucher program is set at.
Americans have been hit with 4.4 billion robocalls last month, a 16% jump from the month prior, according to spam blocking app YouMail.
Some of the residents didn't think anything could be as bad as living on the streets, but now say the housing they were provided through Section 8 was just as bad, if not worse.
Dozens of customers inadvertently hired the company to take their belongings cross-country, only to find out their items may be in storage and could be auctioned off.
Many of us assumed that once the lockdown was lifted, and we could get back to a more normal way of life, our stress levels would get better. However, some parents are reporting that their stress and anxiety levels have gone up now that we have reopened.
One Orange County hospital is reporting a 500% increase in electric bike accidents compared to this time last year.
"I know I have to zigzag through the streets going home, and it's very difficult. And my vehicle is damaged. Who has the time, who has the money, to go ahead get these things fixed immediately?"
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