Bill Bodner News Today

Craigslist has become a hotspot for Southern Californians to score fentanyl, with dealers selling it under inconspicuous code names.

Days after deputies found the bodies of six people at a crossroads in the Mojave Desert near El Mirage in San Bernardino County, questions remain.

In segment one, Sam Chapman, Perla Mendoza and Matt Capelouto join Hal to talk about the parents’ suit against Snapchat over the deaths of their children from fentanyl poisoning.

Drug overdose deaths continue to rise, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Fentanyl-laced drugs are a growing concern.

A flesh-eating “zombie drug” called xylazine has been circulating the streets of Los Angeles. "Tranq" can have severe and even deadly effects when mixed with illicit opioids.

Couples arrested and deputies focus on the organized crime ring they say this grow appears to be a part of. >> we dont know how large this organization is. but we do believe it is global to some extent. >> reporter: if it is so big, how come you guys are out here alone. wheres the federal government? wheres the d.e.a.? >> thats a great question. its a great question. >> reporter: to push for answers we met bill bodner, d.e.a. special agent in charge of los angeles, for an exclusive interview. in...

The new deadly substance 'tranq,' or xylazine, has been found mixed with street drugs.

Los Angeles officials are sounding the alarm over the “concerning” spread of a “zombie drug” that can have gruesome effects on addicts including eating away at their flesh.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department has launched a pilot programme to better document the drug's presence.

"Social media platforms have made fentanyl widely available to anyone with a smartphone and made every neighborhood an open-air drug market," said Bill Bodner, DEA Los Angeles special agent in charge.