Who We Are
NBC4 Southern California (KNBC-TV) is NBC's flagship West Coast station, where our award-winning journalists in front of and behind the camera cover all Southern California has to offer, including breaking news, pursuits, earthquakes, city council scandals, cold cases, investigative pieces and more.
NBCLA joined forces with Telemundo 52, providing news in English and Spanish, and explaining to each viewer how the news affects them. After more than a half-century at NBC Studios in Burbank, NBCLA now broadcasts from Universal City.
NBCLA's mission is to figure out how every story matters for you.
Contact Us
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NBC4 Los Angeles – KNBC
100 Universal City Plaza, Bldg 2120
Universal City, CA 91608
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818-684-4321
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Social Media
The NBCLA digital team has won awards for breaking news on social media.
History of NBC Los Angeles
Originally settled at the Burbank Studios, NBC4 was founded in 1949.
After 52 years in Burbank, NBCLA made its big move from the historic studios at Alameda and Olive to the Universal Lower Lot, a jaunt away from the theme park, City Walk, and next to sound stages, in 2014.
The new state-of-the-art facility on the Lower Lot that NBCLA and Telemundo 52 now call home used to be a Technicolor Film Labs from 1964 to 2012.
The Telemundo Network became a part of the NBCUniversal family in April 2002.
Across the plaza is the NBCUniversal News Group: NBC News, which includes shows like Nightly News and The Today Show. The Telemundo Network is also in the same building.
NBC4 and Telemundo 52 cover a large area throughout Southern California that encompasses multiple counties – LA, Orange, Ventura, San Bernardino, Riverside, and Santa Barbara across more than 41,000 square miles. That represents about 17 million people where 242 languages are spoken.
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How to Watch
Whether it's on-air, streaming online, or in between, we've got you covered.
TV
You can watch NBC4 on Channel 4 on your TV. View our regularly-scheduled newscasts and breaking coverage at the following times without a cable log-in.
Newscasts
Monday Through Friday
Today in LA: 4-7 a.m.
NBC 4 News at 11 a.m.: 11-11:30 a.m.
California Live: 11:30-12 p.m.
NBC4 News at 3: 3-3:30 p.m.
NBC 4 News at 4: 4-5 p.m.
NBC 4 News at 5: 5-6 p.m.
NBC 4 News at 6: 6-6:30 p.m.
NBC 4 News at 7: 7-7:30 p.m.
NBC4 News at 11: 11-11:30 p.m.
Weekend
Today in LA Weekend: 7-8 a.m. Saturday, Sunday
NBC 4 News: 5-5:30 p.m. Saturday, Sunday
NBC 4 News: 6-7 p.m. Saturday, Sunday
NBC 4 News at 11: 11-11:30 p.m. Saturday
NBC 4 News at 11: 11 p.m. Sunday to midnight Monday
Newsconference: 9-9:30 a.m. Sunday
Digital News
NBCLA's award-winning digital team breaks news as it happens online.
The digital product includes articles, videos, social media, newsletters, streaming live events, photo galleries, push notifications and more.
Our team has won LA Press Club awards, worked on investigative pieces, all while livestreaming news events and bringing quality journalism to Southern California.
Phone Apps
Our apps connect you with top local stories and weather, breaking news, live TV and award-winning investigative journalism. You can experience:
- Exclusive live radar and weather alerts based on your location
- Watch live newscasts, NBC shows and streaming content
- Personalized news alerts on topics that matter most to you
Would you like to know when a pursuit is happening and other breaking news stories as soon as they're live? Download and app and agree to receive push alerts.
Learn more on our product page.
Streaming Services
NBC Los Angeles News streams 24/7 on Peacock, Roku, FireTV, SamsungTV, Xumo and more. See the full list here.
On NBCLA's Roku channel, you'll find the latest local newscasts, breaking news as it happens, constant news updates, weather forecasts and live special events from around Southern California. The channel also includes original digital series produced by the NBC4 team, award-winning investigative reports and so much more.
Original Series on our streaming TV apps
Newsletters
You can get personalized daily news roundups, breaking news emails, sports news and more via NBCLA's newsletters right to your inbox.
Sign up for our newsletters, which cover the following topics:
- Breaking News Alerts
- News Headlines Throughout the Day
- Weather Forecast
- Entertainment News
- Sports News
- Olympics Headlines
- Contests & Special Offers
Investigations
The NBC4 Investigates team breaks investigative stories that shape Southern California.
The team has won a Peabody, the DuPont-Columbia, at least 20 local area Emmy Awards, six National Edward R. Murrow Awards, two IRE (Investigative Reports and Editors) Medals, and three Society of Professional Journalists Medals.
With decades of experience, the team covers in-depth pieces on the city's homeless epidemic to breaking stories on cold case murders or the city council secret audio scandal.
Read more investigations here.
NBC4's consumer investigations team helps Southern Californians fight back. From covering EDD fraud to sketchy business practices and online puppy scams, the team has helped consumers get back millions of dollars since 2015.
Read more consumer stories here.
Have a consumer complaint? Let us know, so we can help.
Weather Team
Forecast verification experts WeatheRate certified NBC4 Southern California and its award-winning First Alert weather team as the most accurate forecast in the market for several years in a row. NBCLA's Emmy Award-winning team of meteorologists bring you accurate forecasts in the morning, afternoon and evening.
So how's the weather? Pretty good with NBC4.
And if you're in need of weather forecasts on the go, check out our improved weather app that gives you:
- Customized experience: Users can now customize the weather page, deciding what information they first see when visiting the weather section
- More detailed forecast: The forecast now includes new data points such as dew point, UV Index and more
- Improved radar experience: The radar will now expand fullscreen, hiding most interface elements to give the user the biggest map area possible
- Weather alerts: Users can subscribe to alerts, including precipitation alerts, for every location.
Awards
- Radio and Television News Association - Golden Mike Awards
- LA Area Emmys
- LA Press Club Awards
- Society of Professional Journalists Greater Los Angeles Distinguished Journalists Award
- National Society of Professional Journalists - Sigma Delta Chi Award
- Promax Awards
- Press Photographers Association of Greater LA
- California Sports Hall of Fame
- Associated Press Television and Radio Association (APTRA) Awards
- National Association of Black Journalists
- Black Public Relations Society of Los Angeles Power Press Award
- City of West Hollywood Disabilities Advisory Board
- National Hispanic Media Coalition Impact Award
- AbilityFirst: Community Champion Award
- Investigative Reporters & Editors (IRE)
- Scripps Howard Awards
- Mexican American Opportunity Foundation
- The Taste Awards
- Pacific Pioneers Broadcasters
Notable coverage
- Danger in the Desert: Illegal Marijuana Grows in the IE
- One Year After the Borderline Tragedy, Love and Sports Help Provide Strength to a Grieving Community
- South Fire team coverage
- The Inauguration of Joseph R. Biden
- Jiggy Izzy Tomorrow's Basketball Star Today
- Hotel Secrets: Insider Reveals 10 Dirty Details to Know Before You Book Your Next Room
Community
We're proud to be part of this community. NBC4 and Telemundo 52 have several impactful initiatives throughout the year, including Clear the Shelters and Help for the Hungry, aiming to improve where we live.
Leadership
Todd Mokhtari - President and General Manager
Marina Perelman - Vice President of News, NBC4
Willian Avila — Vice President of Digital
Tim Howick - Vice President of Creative
Antony Dickson - Senior Vice President of Operations & Technology
Internships
The internship program at NBCLA is unlike any other. Student journalists have a chance to publish their own stories, work on the assignment desk, have meaningful mentorships with journalists, and work in a real life bustling newsroom.
Our interns go one to work in the news industry in the NBCU network and beyond after gaining a multitude of hard and soft skills.
Spring and fall interns are scheduled 16-24 hours per week (summer session ranges up to 40 hours), depending on availability. Internship periods: spring, summer and fall.
