I am a local editor with Patch, covering the communities of Redondo Beach, Manhattan Beach, Palos Verdes, Long Beach and Santa Monica.
Before joining Patch, I worked as a national reporter with McClatchy News, where I covered the West Coast with a focus on Southern California. I have also worked and freelanced for newspapers in the South Bay, including the Beach Reporter and Daily Breeze. My work has been recognized by the California News Publishers Association.
I moved to the South Bay after graduating from UC Berkeley and stayed in the area while I got my master’s in journalism from the University of Southern California. Aside from a short stint as an intern at a newspaper in Washington, I’ve called the South Bay my home.
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The initiative, funded by a federal grant, looks to assist job seekers looking to start anew in Long Beach, city officials say.
"Before Hollywood, Long Beach was the epicenter of the early film industry,” SF Gate reported.
The high school tennis star was weeks from graduation when he was hit and killed by an accused drunk driver in Manhattan Beach, reports say.
Los Angeles police said a search for the suspect is ongoing.
The quake hit at 9:54 a.m., about five miles west of Templeton, according to USGS.
The lawsuit challenges the state's recently passed No Secret Police Act and No Vigilantes Act, arguing the laws as "unconstitutional."
A stretch of Topanga Canyon Boulevard remained closed Monday, with Caltrans crews worrying of unstable hillsides amid more potential rain.
