Danielle Smith is a digital content producer at NBC4 and Telemundo 52 Los Angeles. The Southern California native covers breaking news, public safety and community stories throughout the region.
Before joining the LA stations, Danielle worked at the NBC-Telemundo duopoly in San Diego as a digital media producer for three years.
She graduated from the University of Southern California with a bachelor's degree in journalism and a specialization in web development.
The Latest
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Recap: Karen Bass, Nithya Raman face off in final debate before election
Public safety, homelessness, housing and economic development were some of the issues discussed as Los Angeles looks ahead to the Nov. 3 election for mayor.
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LA's Charter Amendment PRK seeks to boost budget for park and recreation services
If approved, the Department of Parks and Recreation’s budget would double over the next 10 years.
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4 men arrested in connection with West Hollywood armed robbery
Extra patrols have been added in response to recent robberies in the area, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said.
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Father in custody after fatal shooting of young sons in Pico-Union
The suspected shooter, the children’s 35-year-old father, is being treated for self-inflicted gunshot wounds and remains in custody, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.
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Show suspended at Head Trip Festival in Indio due to severe weather
Festivalgoers said they were told to leave the Empire Polo Club outdoor event venue and return to their cars and camps.
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Man on e-scooter dies after being struck by 2 hit-and-run drivers in South LA
Police say the drivers of both of the vehicles didn’t stop and left the scene.
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3 taken to hospital after shooting in Boyle Heights, police say
The shooter remained at large as of Friday evening.
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LA County Fire search and rescue team responding to Panama following earthquakes
The fire department said 10 members of its international urban search and rescue team, known as USA-02, have been activated by the U.S. Department of State.
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Santa Clarita man charged with arson for allegedly starting Bouquet Fire
Rodney Ameile Saba told law enforcement he was on his porch when he threw a cigarette onto fireworks, leading to an explosion and fire, according to the federal criminal complaint.
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Firefighters battle structure fire in Chinatown
Officials say it started as an outside fire that extended into a 100-by-200-foot, one-story commercial building.
