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When the temperature rises, more people head to the beach. Hoag Hospital's Project Wipeout warns about the potential dangers from the sun.

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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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When the temperature rises, more people head to the beach. Hoag Hospital's Project Wipeout warns about the potential dangers from the sun.

Signs warning of unhealthy bacteria levels were posted lasted week by Orange County health officials.
In her June newsletter, Newport Beach Mayor Nancy Gardner lends her support to the Coastal Dolphin Survey by asking community members to keep their eyes peeled for dolphins.
Police say garages, doors and windows should always be locked.
Prices at the pump continue to drop for the 25th straight day. In Newport Beach, the cheapest gas can be found at Beacon Bay Auto Wash on Birch Street.
This summer extra trains will be running from San Bernardino to San Clemente on weekends.
Coroner's officials say surfers found the body about 50 yards from shore at Bolsa Chica State Beach on Saturday.
The scholarships were given to Andrew Mather, Ariana Naaseh, Brent Lawson and Allyson Brahs by the 1221 Club Foundation, the Balboa Bay Club's philanthropic organization. Student Sharon Shaoulian also received a $1,000 scholarship.
The extent of the victims' injuries is unknown. Police are attempting to find the owners of the pit bulls who attacked the mother and son at the Marriott Newport Coast Villas.
Emergency medical officials say a cardiac arrest victim's chance of survival greatly depends on how fast they get CPR.
FasTrak User Theresa Maguire was randomly selected while driving on the southbound 241 Toll Road.
The Newport Beach Fire Department is hosting "Sidewalk CPR" at the OASIS Senior Center, Newport Pier and Balboa Island Fire Station at different time slots.
Police say Erik Bahena was seen spray painting a playground wall at Newport Elementary School before he fled from authorities.
Witnesses reported the victim was a boy, but police confirmed the injured pedestrian is 20-years-old.
Burglars smashed the windows of several cars to get inside.
The Newport Beach Councilwoman talks about her state Assembly campaign for the 74th district, which also represents Laguna Beach.
A list of things you probably never knew were recyclable.
California Assemblyman Allan Mansoor (R-Costa Mesa) talks about his campaign platform.
Chase Julian Roher was arrested for carrying a loaded firearm, obstructing a police officer and for possession of a controlled substance, police reported today.
The temporary restraining order prohibits the former Newport Beach resident from contacting his ex-wife and their two children.