Learn how to Recycle A Refrigerator and get cash back.

NOT AN EDISON CUSTOMER? CLICK HERE

 

 

 

Check out the latest way to find lost dogs. It's a GPS tracker they wear on their collar it's called TAGG

 

 

 

Learn more about SeeMail HERE
Learn More about reMODELed HERE
Learn more about Wendy Starland HERE

 

 

 

We're going to show you how to sell your kids clothes FOR FREE online through a website called ThredUp tonight at 10PM on KTLA 5

For those of you who do not want to use a website, you can always go to the next LA KIds Consignment Sale.

 

 

 

We all have old cassette tapes in the garage or attic that you haven't heard in years. Most of those music tapes are available for download. Audio tapes will never sound better than a brand new digital file you can buy from iTunes... BUT some of those tapes are not available anywhere. That's why you have to transfer those tapes now or loose them forever. Here's a step-by-step guide that will get your cassettes onto your ipod. 

1) Download Audacity. Install the FREE AUDIO PROGRAM and install it's MP3 Plug-In

2) Get a 3.5mm Stereo Audio Cable (The kind a set of headphones use)

3) Plug one end into the microphone input on your computer

4) Plug the other end into any cassette player. Dig one up or buy a cheap one.

5) Make sure you select the right audio input & click the red record button to start recording.

6) Start playing your cassette tape from the cassette player.

7) Select File>Export Use the drop-down menu to make & save an mp3 file.

8) Open Itunes. Drag & Drop the new file into the music section of itunes.

9) Inside Itunes, Right click on the file. Select "Get Info" to type in details & cover art. 

Synch your ipod. That's it. Your old cassettes are saved as digital files that will last for years to come.

Read Brian Krebs' article about the ATM Skimmer found on a Southern California bank machine. Watch his interview TONIGHT at 10PM on KTLA 5.

 

 

 

 

Here's a quick look at the top dollar homes that sold to the ultra-rich of Los Angeles County last year. Tomorrow night at 10PM on the KTLA 5 News we will travel to the top five on the list. (THANKS CURBED LA)

 

 

 

Here's the documentary you saw in tonight's story about Dr. Scott Tinker and the AAPG convention in Long Beach. To see the full movie check these local lsitings.

 

 

 

Here's a link to The American Red Cross for information about getting your family ready for an earthquake.

English: RedCross.org

Español: CruzRojaAmericana.org