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Email: Nisha.Gutierrez@Patch.com
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Hometown: Baldwin Park, CA
Birthday: Jan. 18, 1980
Nisha Gutierrez-Jaime is the local editor of the Newport Beach Patch and the Corona del Mar Patch. She is a Southern California native and has worked as a print, wire and television reporter for the past eight years.
Nisha discovered her passion for journalism at a young age while watching TV news and listening to radio news reports with her father.
Nisha first began reporting stories for her school newspaper during her junior year at Bishop Amat High School in La Puente. She continued her education at California State University Fullertion where she received a bachelor's degree in print and broadcast journalism and started her professional career while reporting for a weekly newspaper.
After graduating from college, Nisha became the crime reporter at the San Gabriel Valley Tribune in West Covina, and was the producer and host of the newspaper's first daily morning webcast.
Nisha has also worked as a television reporter, producer and videographer at a cable station in Torrance, CA and then at an NBC affiliate in Idaho.
Nisha most recently worked as a staff reporter for City News Service in Los Angeles and has had feature stories published in Inland Empire Magazine and other online news sites.
In May 2012 Nisha received her master's degree in Communications from California State University Fullerton. When she is not digging for news stories or interviewing people, Nisha enjoys traveling with her husband and watching crime documentaries.
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Politics: How would you describe your political beliefs? I am a member of the Democratic Party.
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Local Hot-Button Issues
What do you think are the most important issues facing the community? Education and community development are of high importance to the people of Corona del Mar.
Where do you stand on each of these issues? I am a huge supporter of education and am looking forward to reporting education news. By the same token, I believe community development is important to helping a community thrive.
Residents are encouraged to report suspicious activity to police.

Operation Christmas donations will be accepted through Dec. 23.
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No injuries reported in Sunday blaze along West Coast Highway.
The deadline to apply is Monday at 5 p.m.
Firefighters douse Bridgeport Road blaze within five minutes, but it causes $10,000 in damage.
Rachel Bryant is a student at the Maple Conservatory of Dance.
Custom Comfort Mattress will donate a twin mattress every time a customer purchases a king or queen-sized mattress.
Coffee shops, grocery stores and bars that are happy to serve you this holiday.
Despite residents' pleas that more studies by done, the City Council votes to remove 18 blue gum eucalyptus.
One year down, many more to go! Thank you so much for reading Patch!
Police hope to lower crime rates through the use of some easy safety tips.
A staff report lists the trees as risky. Council could reverse a park commission vote to save the trees.
Nicholas Ongaro has studied on a floating campus since August.
If you are suspicious about an offer, contact police before giving out personal information.
Receive a $5 Crown-Ace Hardware gift card when you bring in your old lights.
Wednesday and Sunday are expected to be the busiest travel days at John Wayne Airport.
Anthony Pantoja died a few days after hitting a parked car on the Balboa Peninsula.
Several key plays contributed to the win.
In a letter to residents, Dave Kiff says he will let city staff decide if the trees on 23rd Street need to be chopped down. He lives on the street.