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Southern California-Based Companies Ranked in Fortune's Best Companies to Work For in 2022
Tustin-based New American Funding was ranked the 18th best place to work in the U.S. by Fortune Magazine and their 2022 list of the 100 Best Companies to Work For.
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Man Charged in Vaccine Clinic Attack
A man is charged with punching staff members at a Tustin vaccine clinic. Video broadcast Tuesday Jan. 18, 2022 on the NBC4 News at 11 p.m.
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Charges Filed Against Man Accused of Punching Staff and Groping Nurse at COVID Vaccine Clinic
Charges have been filed against a man who allegedly punched two medical assistants at a COVID-19 vaccination clinic in Southern California and groped a nurse providing him medical care, prosecutors said.
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Christmas Tree Honors Those Lost to Drug Overdoses
In Tustin, families come to decorate the remembrance tree. “We keep trying to work on ourselves, to heal.” Vikki Vargas reports Dec. 17, 2021.
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Tustin Mayor and Mother Writes Book to Inspire Children
Letitia Clark is a mother of three, mayor of Orange County suburban city Tustin, and now a published author with her book “Mommy is the Mayor.”
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OC City Mayor and Mother Writes Book Hoping to Inspire Others
She is a mother of three, the mayor of a suburban Orange County city and now an author. Now she hopes her book inspires and helps her own children understand what a mayor does. Vikki Vargas reports for the NBC4 News at 4 p.m. on Oct. 29, 2021.
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The Fly-In Drive-In Celebrates Aviation History, Vintage Films
Pilot your car for Tustin, where the Art Deco Society of Los Angeles will be screening a pair of classic flicks.
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Fulfilling a Family Dream
Tustin Cyclist Coryn Rivera is not only fulfilling her own dream by riding in the Olympics. She’s also doing it for her Dad, a healthcare worker who fell victim to COVID earlier this year. Hetty Chang caught up with Rivera just before she left for Tokyo.
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‘Operation Warm Wishes' Brightens Mother's Day in Tustin
As many of us pamper our mom’s on this Mother’s Day, for some struggling families, it’s not that easy. That’s where “Operation Warm Wishes” came in, to make sure moms in need get the love that they deserve. Christine Kim reports for NBC4 News at 5 p.m. on May 9, 2021.
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Carport Fire in Tustin Destroys Several Cars
A fire broke out at an apartment complex in Tustin Monday morning destroying several vehicles.
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Pi Day's BOGO Deals Began Early at This Tustin Pizzeria
Pi Day is on March 14, but Big Parm is celebrating now, and over the next few days, with buy one, get one pizzas.
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Video: OC Mom Records Racist Rant After She Says She Asked Man to Back Up While Waiting in Line
Police are investigating a verbal and racial attack that was caught on video at a popular Orange County shopping plaza, and the woman in the video believes she was targeted because she asked a man to keep his social distance.
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Irvine Mom Targeted in Racist Attack After She Says She Told Man to Give Her Space in Line
The man used a racial slur in the video, which drew the attention of Congresswoman Katie Porter. Hetty Chang reported on NBC4 News on Tuesday, Dec. 29, 2020.
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Two SoCal Students Earn Prestigious Rhodes Scholar Award
Elijah DeVaughn of Compton and Carissa Chen of Tustin were among 32 students chosen for the prestigious honor. Video broadcast Tuesday Nov. 24, 2020 on Today in LA.
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Students From Compton, Tustin Named Rhodes Scholars
Two students from the Southland who attend Harvard are headed to Oxford to study as Rhodes Scholars, it was announced Sunday. Elijah DeVaughn of Compton and Carissa Chen of Tustin were among 32 students chosen for the prestigious honor, which provides all expenses for two or three years of study at the University of Oxford in England.
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Employees Return With Trepidation to Call Center Reopening After COVID-19 Outbreak
Their union local counted at least 46 positive cases, and at least one death. She was identified as Gale Ballard, 51, a 20-year phone company veteran.
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Employees Concerned After Tustin Call Center Reopens Following Deadly COVID-19 Outbreak
Workers remain concerned after at least 46 people tested positive for COVID-19 according to the union. Patrick Healy reported on NBC4 News on Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2020.
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Saluting the Class of 2020 — Tustin High School
Saluting the Class of 2020 from Tustin High School in Tustin.
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Tustin Declares Solidarity With Protesters, Not Implementing Curfews
Tustin is trying to instill trust, with a symbolic gesture. Vikki Vargas reports June 3, 2020.