Amber Frias is a reporter for NBC4 and Telemundo 52 Los Angeles.
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Water main break cleanup continues as West Hollywood businesses count losses
Officials have replaced the ruptured pipe but still need to test it to ensure it is functioning properly.
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Hospital visits from e-bike crashes quadruple in Riverside County
Officials said one county resident died in an e-bike accident in 2024, while there were two deaths last year.
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Warning for street takeover organizers, participants during July 4th weekend
There will be more deputies keeping on eye on the dangerous events, the LA County Sheriff’s Department said.
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Over a dozen truck loads of rotting food removed from Boyle Heights
Deodorizers set up around the burned warehouse did not appear to help as of Tuesday.
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Woman arrested after allegedly attacking street vendor in downtown LA
A woman accused of attacking a downtown Los Angeles street vendor in an incident that was recorded on video was arrested Thursday, police said. Harmunie Heaven Church, 19, was arrested on suspicion of felony battery, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. Police say she’s being held on $50,000 bail. Video shared over the weekend on social media showed the…
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Viral video shows violent attack on hot dog vendor outside mall in downtown LA
A video making the rounds on social media shows a violent attack on a hot dog vendor outside a mall in downtown Los Angeles last week.
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Garden Grove residents still in financial limbo after chemical crisis
Some families that were affected by the chemical tank crisis in Garden Grove last month say they’re still in limbo after the emergency relief fund created to help evacuees closed to new applicants.
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Group delivers ‘bags of hope' to immigrant families in San Fernando Valley
Ignite the Light of Hope Foundation expanded its efforts last year to delivering food directly to families’ front doors.
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Hardware store in Redondo Beach hit by back-to-back burglaries, owners say
A hardware store in Redondo Beach is facing a costly setback after owners say the business was hit by two back-to-back burglaries this week.
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Why removal of toxic chemicals in Garden Grove is being delayed
GKN Aerospace announced it’ll provide $4 million in community assistance.
