Vanessa Arredondo
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Vanessa Arredondo was a 2022-23 reporting fellow at the Los Angeles Times. She is a Chicana born and raised in the San Fernando Valley. Arredondo is a proud product of community college and has interned in various digital newsrooms across California, including CalMatters and NBCLA. Before joining The Times, she was a Hearst fellow at the San Francisco Chronicle.
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San Francisco, like Los Angeles, has spent the better part of a decade on an ambitious Vision Zero pledge to reduce traffic-related deaths to zero. It’s not working.
The High-Speed Rail Authority will screen vendors to manufacture and maintain the electrified trains, which are planned to operate at speeds of about 220 mph.
Theresa ‘Terri’ Cook was staying at a hotel on Maui when the wildfires broke out. She is so far the only known fire victim from California.
Homicide detectives are investigating after a man’s body was found on fire near a Metro station under the 105 Freeway, the Sheriff’s Department says.
The price of gasoline in California is up about 10 cents from last week and is about 37 cents higher than in July.
A Huntington Beach Fire Department hazardous materials team responded to reports of a sheen in the ocean near Seapoint Street at about 9 a.m.
Bears are natural climbers and, unlike humans, do not need 425 feet of cable to scale the 46-degree-angle surface.
The geese, likely a local flock, mistakenly landed on the Los Angeles Natural History Museums’ sticky asphalt and were trapped in the La Brea Tar Pits.
No illnesses have been reported, but ‘a small number’ of consumers made Nestle USA aware of the issue.
The bus left Brownsville, Texas, on Thursday carrying nearly 50 migrant asylum seekers. They arrived the next afternoon at Los Angeles Union Station.