Dennis Broad is a producer at NBC4 and Telemundo 52, joining the stations in 2025.
Dennis previously worked at TMZ, where he spent more than two decades in a breaking news role as an investigative producer. He was part of the team that first reported the deaths of music icons Michael Jackson, Prince, Tom Petty, Chester Bennington and Mac Miller.
He was also first to report the burglary sprees that hit high-profile victims, including Hollywood star Tom Hanks. Dennis is a driven competitor for breaking news. Outside of work, Dennis plays his guitar for his rescue dog, Penny Potter.
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Dog shot after biting LAPD officer during domestic violence response
The officers were approached by a group of unrestrained dogs in the South LA street when one attacked an officer, police said.
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LAPD investigating burglary at Hollywood Hills home
An investigation is underway following a burglary in the Hollywood Hills Tuesday night.
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‘Rocky Horror Picture Show' actor Tim Curry dies at age 80
British stage, film and TV actor Tim Curry, best known for his role in the cult classic “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” has died at age 80 at his Los Angeles-area home. Longtime manager and friend Marcia Hurwitz said Curry died peacefully at his Toluca Lake home. Details about a cause of death were not immediately available. LAPD responded to…
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School librarian-turned-TV and film actor Bunny Levine dies at 97
Television and film actor Bunny Levine, who worked as a librarian for more than two decades before pursuing acting and earning roles in “Gilmore Girls,” “Law & Order” and other productions, has died at age 97, according to her representative. Representative Mike Eisenstadt told NBCLA that Levine died Thursday at her Tarzana home in her sleep. Levine was interested in…
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Man robbed at gunpoint while trying to sell a computer online after meetup in Sherman Oaks
A man was robbed at gunpoint while meeting someone to try and sell his computer Tuesday night, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.
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Man in walker killed in South LA hit-and-run crash
A man in his 60s was fatally struck in a hit-and-run crash Thursday night in the South Los Angeles area, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.
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Masked intruders in Encino? No, just a family of rooftop raccoons
Los Angeles police responded late Sunday to a report of a possible intruder after residents heard unsettling sounds on the rooftop of their Encino home. Residents called 911 at about 10:30 p.m. after hearing what sounded like someone trying to break into the house through a skylight. Officers in a patrol car arrived at the residence with lights and sirens…
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Passenger dies after medical distress mid-flight on LAX-bound plane
A man aboard a Southwest Airlines flight bound for Los Angeles from Dallas died after experiencing a medical emergency mid-flight.
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Man arrested after threatening an LA judge, authorities say
The suspect is accused of making a threatening call to the judicial officer.
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Suspected copper wire thieves arrested after traffic stop in Santa Monica
There were a number of potentially incriminating items inside their car, according to Santa Monica police.
