Snapchat co-founder Evan Spiegel and foundation chief Miguel Santana launch the Department of Angels to give the community a ...

Social Media Personality Racks up Snapchat Views With Palisades Fire Coverage By Dawn Chmielewski and Rollo Ross LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - When social media personality Alex Choi saw the raging ...

RELATED: Legal, law enforcement experts weigh in on State Police Snapchat investigation The video, which passed through the hands of at least two troopers before being shared on Snapchat ...

The fire, he says, also burned his father's home, in which Snapchat originally became a company. As the social media landscape has evolved over the past 20 years, Snapchat has set itself apart ...

The two troopers viewed a traffic camera recording of the incident, and they shared a cellphone video of the traffic camera recording on the social media platform Snapchat. The cellphone video ...

NBC 10 first reported that the video shared on Snapchat by the two troopers in question shows traffic camera footage of Alex Montesino as he was struck by a car on I-95 in October and it includes ...

The clip reportedly passed through the hands of at least two state troopers before it was shared on Snapchat. The video includes laughter in the background and an explicit caption, which sparked ...

His video capturing fire-engulfed homes ... his home has attracted nearly 673 million views on the messaging app Snapchat. "I love documenting situations like this," said the 25-year-old Choi.

Snapchat co-founder Evan Spiegel, left, and Miguel Santana, chief executive of the California Community Foundation, have formed the Department of Angels, a group that seeks to help L.A.'s fire ...