Keenan Willard is a reporter for NBC4 and Telemundo 52 Los Angeles.
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Homicide investigation underway after 2 sets of human remains found in Lancaster
The Sheriff’s Department has not released the identities of the two people or provided details about their deaths.
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San Clemente neighbors rally for ballot measure aimed at preserving coastline
Experts say erosion could soon be an even bigger problem in the area as powerful tides are forecast to hit communities across Southern California in the coming days.
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New report looks at metals in LA River after warehouse fire started in Boyle Heights
UCLA researchers released a report on water runoff from the Lineage Logistics warehouse fire and what they found in samples from the Los Angeles River.
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‘The worst thing you can imagine': Daughter of Chatsworth crash victim shares her grief
“Imagining not having him there is the worst thing you can imagine,” said Johaunna Castillo, daughter of Daniel Castillo, one of the two people who died in the crash.
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8 hospitalized in nursing home fire in Glendale, officials say
All six patients at the home, an employee and a neighbor were taken to the hospital with minor injuries, according to the Glendale Fire Department.
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‘Looks like a Disneyland ride.' Why many abandoned boats remain in Marina del Rey
People in Marina del Rey say abandoned boats are a growing problem.
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Sex offender dubbed ‘Butt Sniffer' sentenced to 170 days in jail
Calese Crowder’s most recent arrest came last month after stores in Glendale reported suspicious activity.
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County, emergency officials brace for possibly strong El Niño season
Ocean temperatures in the eastern tropical Pacific — a key driver of El Niño — are already the highest recorded for this time of year.
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Simi Valley residents now dealing with stench from Lineage fire's food waste
Waste Management said it’s not anticipating any more deliveries of food waste at its landfill since Lineage completed its cleanup.
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Community groups plan to sue Lineage over warehouse fire in Boyle Heights
They claim the company has not fully reported the chemicals that were released into the air during the fire and that the smoke caused serious health conditions for people living in communities near the warehouse.
