Amber Frias is a reporter for NBC4 and Telemundo 52 Los Angeles.
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2 women arrested in Santa Ana after ICE agents accused them of stalking
Two women are behind bars in Santa Ana after federal immigration agents accused them of following them after an enforcement operation. Now, family, supporters and Santa Ana elected officials gathered outside the department to call for their release. The arrests were captured on video and shared on social media. Santa Ana police say the women were arrested after they...
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Severe case of West Nile virus paralyzes Covina man
Experts say severe cases such as Marty Guzman’s are rare, but his wife said she wants to share their story in case others find themselves in similar conditions.
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Family's beloved dog found hanging by leash in Lynwood
Images posted to social media showed Ruso, a 9-year-old husky, hanging by a leash from a metal security door in an alley.
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Mandatory evacuations in place for parts of Long Beach Peninsula hit by strong surf
Eight structures, representing 13 addresses, have been deemed unsafe to enter, according to the city.
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Residents urged to avoid Balboa Peninsula due to high surf and flooding in Newport Beach
Streets were flooded for several blocks as large waves battered the Orange County shoreline.
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‘Real nice kid.' What we know about teen who died after fall at Franklin High in Highland Park
A vigil was planned for Xavier Nungarary, 17, Thursday evening.
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‘It's getting worse.' More beachfront homes in Dana Point red-tagged after high surf
Dana Point and Laguna Beach have both declared local emergencies due to erosion impacts.
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Laguna Niguel 12-year-old calls for stricter E-Bike safety rules
Alex said most of his classmates in Laguna Niguel own an e-bike, and he has watched many ride too fast, ignore rules and take risks.
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Laguna Beach declares local emergency as worsening coastal erosion threatens shoreline
The decision comes after days of swell and shortly after the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced that there’s a greater than 90% chance of a very strong El Niño this year.
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Harbor Gateway street takeover bust leads to nearly 70 arrests, 200 cars towed
“This morning was only the beginning,” LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell said. “The LAPD is continuously gathering intelligence and tracking these events. If you’re there, we’re going to be there too.”
