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Lauren Coronado is a Production News Assistant at KABC-TV, the number one station in Los Angeles, CA. Lauren additionally works as a freelance correspondent for ABC News Radio. Prior to her work with KABC-TV and ABC Radio, Lauren interned with ABC NewsOne, the affiliate news service for ABC News. During her time with NewsOne, Lauren reported on a variety of dynamic news stories including the San Bernardino terrorist attack, Stars Wars World Premiere and the Academy Awards, also known as the Oscars. Lauren graduated from California State Polytechnic University, Pomona with a degree in Communication and an emphasis in Journalism. As an undergrad, Lauren worked as a permanent staff writer for the university newspaper, The Poly Post. Lauren was also a four year member of Zeta Tau Alpha, where she worked as a philanthropist for breast cancer awareness and education.
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The Mountain Fire Destroys Homes in Camarillo Heights
A fast-moving wildfire, known as the Mountain Fire, has destroyed homes in Camarillo Heights, California. Residents, including Steve Taylor and Roger Archambault, witnessed their homes being consumed by flames driven by strong winds. The fire, which began in Somis, spread to Moorpark and Camarillo, burning over 19,000 acres. Despite efforts by firefighters, the blaze remains uncontained, with damage assessment teams deployed to evaluate the destruction. Residents are staying informed about weather conditions due to the potential for changing winds.
The whole thing just blew up. Mountain Fire destroys Camarillo Heights homes
A fast-moving wildfire, known as the Mountain Fire, devastated homes in Camarillo Heights, driven by strong winds in Ventura County. Residents like Steve Taylor and Roger Archambault witnessed their homes being destroyed, with Taylor managing to evacuate with personal belongings just in time. The fire, which started in the Somis area, spread rapidly, affecting Moorpark and Camarillo, and jumped the 118 Freeway. Firefighters are working to contain the blaze, which has already consumed over 19,000 acres, while residents remain vigilant due to potential wind shifts.
Looking for a last-minute DIY Halloween costume? Scare up something at the Council Shop
The Council Shop, part of the National Council of Jewish Women L.A., offers unique DIY Halloween costumes at its seven LA County locations. Purchases support programs for women, with 83 cents per dollar going back to these initiatives. Manager Gil Gonzalez highlights the availability of affordable costume options, emphasizing the dual benefit of looking good and supporting a charitable cause.
Possible Traffic Delays on Friday Due to Five Major Events in the Los Angeles Area
Los Angeles is preparing for potential traffic congestion on Friday due to several large-scale events, including the first game of the World Series between the Dodgers and Yankees. Mayor Karen Bass emphasized the city's readiness, likening it to a practice run for the 2028 Olympics. The Los Angeles Police Department and other city agencies are implementing measures to ensure public safety and smooth traffic flow, including deploying additional officers and transit services. Metro will offer extra services, and Dodger Stadium Express buses will operate frequently to accommodate attendees.
Homeowner confronts same man squatting in Van Nuys house for second time
A homeowner in Van Nuys confronted a squatter in his under-renovation home for the second time, leading to the squatter's arrest. The homeowner, identified as Mike, subdued the intruder after being attacked and expressed concerns about safety, especially with his family present. The squatter, who claimed to be renting an Airbnb, was taken away in an ambulance, with no immediate details on his condition.
Man injured during robbery attempt in South Coast Plaza parking lot
A man was injured in a shooting during a robbery attempt at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. The incident occurred in the mall's parking lot, where the victim was shot in the leg and hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Investigators examined a white Lamborghini, possibly belonging to the victim, which was towed from the scene. The robber attempted to steal the victim's Rolex watch and Lamborghini.
Driver crashes into a police patrol car after chase that ended in Long Beach
Several deputies were involved in a fatal shooting of an armed man with a knife following a domestic violence call in Long Beach. The deputies responded to a restraining order violation on Indiana Avenue in Paramount. They spoke with the victim and saw the subject pass by the house. The man was later seen driving in Long Beach, where he stopped his car, reversed, and crashed into a sheriff's patrol car. Exiting with a knife, he was shot by the deputies and died at the scene. One deputy was injured during the confrontation, and the intersection of Downey Avenue and Artesia Boulevard was closed for investigation.
Welcome to the world, leaplings! Southern California hospitals deliver Leap Year babies
Southern California hospitals, including MemorialCare Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital Long Beach and Kaiser Permanente medical centers in Baldwin Park and Anaheim, celebrated the birth of several Leap Year babies on February 29. The rarity of Leap Day births, with odds of one in 1,461, was highlighted by the special welcome parties thrown for the newborns. Dr. Lisa Delong and Dr. Kirsten Devin shared their experiences with Leap Day deliveries. The first baby born at the Long Beach hospital was Lila Anna Herrera. It is estimated that 5 million people worldwide share a Leap Day birthday, with notable individuals like Superman among them.
LAPD Officers Surround Vacant Downtown LA Graffiti Towers After Break-ins
Los Angeles Police Department officers surrounded a graffiti-covered high-rise tower in downtown Los Angeles after reports of trespassers. Many trespassers were teenagers, and over the past few weeks, at least 25 people have been arrested. The Los Angeles City Council approved $1.1 million to address the development, known as Oceanwide Plaza, which has been vacant since the Chinese developer Oceanwide Holdings ran out of money in 2019. The city has begun an abatement process and hopes for a new group of investors to take over the project.
Parents protest West Covina substitute teacher who made children feel “uncomfortable”
Parents of students at Cameron Elementary School in West Covina protested after a substitute teacher allegedly displayed inappropriate content on his phone, making children uncomfortable. The West Covina Unified School District removed the teacher and initiated an investigation. Superintendent Emy Flores assured that the district follows a thorough hiring process. West Covina Police Chief Richard Bell urged calm and trust in the investigation. Parents demand the teacher's arrest, expressing concerns for their children's safety.
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