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Into the northeast. Two major incidents involving animals. The deadly lion attack. A young woman killed. Workers on the scene had no tranquilizer gun. The scramble to get one. And then, the toddler who slipped into a rhino exhibit. The colorado mother last seen pushing that cart with her daughter, that mom now believed dead. Her fiance charged. And tonight here, the new turn. The surveillance just in tonight, and now the boy, 14 years old, facing a murder charge, after an eggthrowing prank, and ...

It is with a heavy heart that we share the passing of Michael Glassman, a man whose pride was measured by the legacy of love that surrounded him. Seventy-one years young, Michael lived a life richly filled with family that were friends, friends who were family, and a tapestry of loved ones from all corners […]

The super thief who stole over $2.5 million from PK and Dorit Kemsley's home has been sentenced to 31 years behind bars.

An arrest warrant has been issued for Andreea Catalina Rosca, who allegedly stole the Emily in Paris stars belongings from a spa at a luxury Los Angeles hotel in May.

Benjamin Ackerman, 37, was sentenced to 31 years behind bars on Wednesday after he posed as a real estate agent to scope out and gain access to mansions owned by the rich and famous.

Benjamin Ackerman and his accomplice, Jason Yaselli, planned and carried out high-value heists of 14 mansions in the Los Angeles area between December 2016 and July 2018.

(CNN) — A Southern California man has been convicted on three counts related to the “Bling Ring,” a group that burglarized the homes of celebrities in<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/bling-ring-suspect-convicted-in-multimillion-dollar-burglaries-of-celebrities-homes/">Read More</a>

A Southern California man has been convicted on three counts related to the “Bling Ring,” a group that burglarized the homes of celebrities in 2018, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office said in a statement.

Benjamin Ackerman was convicted Wednesday of stealing millions of dollars worth of valuables from the homes of wealthy Los Angeles residents.