An 8-year-old boy was killed and several other children injured after a tree branch fell at Camp Wildcraft in Calabasas, ...

A cause of death has been revealed for famed character actor Michael Madsen, who passed away on July 3 at the age of 67. His cardiologist said he died from heart failure, according to KNBC in Los ...

A car heading westbound on Century Boulevard in Inglewood drove up onto a curb and struck a group of 10 people near the Intuit Dome in Inglewood on Saturday, June 14, NBC Los Angeles and ABC7 Eyewitne ...

Michael Madsen, the actor best known for his reserved but imposing roles in Quentin Tarantino films, died Thursday at age 67.

Now 61-years-old, the ex-Santa Clarita resident worked for KNBC-TV for 11 years up until February 2023 when he was laid off. After a police raid on the home Drechsler shared with his wife, ...

KNBC, NBC Los Angeles, is moving frequencies to upgrade its signal to NEXTGEN TV on June 29, 2023, at 2 p.m. If you use an antenna to watch TV, you must rescan your television after June 29 at 2 p ...

After her tumultuous departure from rival station KTLA, TV anchor Lynette Romero made her debut Monday as co-host of NBC's 'Today in L.A.' ...

Henry joined KNBC in 1994 as an anchor and reporter, though he already was familiar to Southern California viewers from his 19 years at KABC-TV Channel 7 where he worked from 1971 to 1978, ...

Former KNBC-TV news producer Phil Dreschler, 60, of Santa Clarita has been charged with distribution of child pornography. He is seen above in a booking mug. (Photo courtesy of the Butler County ...

Phil Drechsler, 60, of Santa Clarita, who worked for KNBC-TV until he departed in February, allegedly shared more than 117 videos, nine images and other types of files depicting child pornography ...

Doctors have determined the cause of death for actor Michael Madsen, who was found unresponsive last week. Madsen’s ...

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