Lorraine Roe is a Specials and Consumer producer for NBC4.
She advocates for viewers with consumer complaints. Lorraine has overseen multiple documentaries now appearing on Peacock, supervised consumer and investigative news teams, and worked as an investigative reporter and producer during her journalism career.
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Wildfire survivors warn California utility proposal could limit compensation after future fires
Local wildfire survivors and advocates are raising concerns about a proposal from Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office that they say could protect electric utilities from paying the full costs of future fires caused by their equipment.
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New sprinkler system detects fires, creates ‘humidity bubble' during wildfires
One homeowner who installed the system on his property said it has given him “a little bit more peace of mind.”
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Residents voice Lineage complaints; NBC4 Investigates obtains EPA letter and new ammonia data
Lineage Logistics faced residents and public officials Wednesday during an air quality hearing focused on persistent odors from its fire-damaged cold storage facility.
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‘Slap in the face.' Boyle Heights warehouse seeks to rebuild at site, prompting outrage
NBCLA exclusively reported this month that the green bottle fly was flagged by a pest control company because it can cause infections in wounds.
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Group calls for evacuations around Lineage facility after NBC4 report on fly dangers
A community advocacy group is calling for mandatory evacuations near a fire-damaged cold storage warehouse in Boyle Heights.
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Exclusive: Report warns flies breeding at Boyle Heights warehouse could spread disease
The report warned that green bottle flies reproduce rapidly in waste, particularly during hot weather.
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NBCLA investigation helps unlock millions for fire recovery in Pacific Palisades, Altadena
NBCLA’s investigation found in May that only one-fourth of the $2.5 billion recovery fund had been spent after the Los Angeles fires.
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California's $2.5 billion fire fund frees $300 million more for Palisades and Eaton fire recovery
The latest financial disclosure shows the city of LA is in line for $110 million more for firefighting and recovery.
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‘I was totally taken advantage of.' Unlicensed contractor targets Eaton Fire survivor
The victim said she paid the unlicensed contractor $18,000, but she could never reach him after he cashed her checks.
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LA to receive millions more from governor's $2.5B wildfire relief fund
Infrastructure projects in the Palisades and Eaton fire burn areas would receive the bulk of the funding.
