Angelique Brenes

1 month ago | nbclosangeles.com | Alex Rozier |Angelique Brenes

Residents and business owners in the City of Industry are voicing their frustration over a growing homeless encampment that has taken over a lot filled with dozens of RVs on Gale Avenue near Azusa Avenue. Many of the trailers are now damaged or completely destroyed, with trash piling up around them. But homelessness is just one of many issues plaguing the area.

1 month ago | nbclosangeles.com | Amber Frias |Angelique Brenes

A 6-year-old boy in Jurupa Valley has been reunited with his beloved pony nearly two weeks after the tiny horse was stolen from his family's front yard. Ruben Vasquez and his family were devastated when they discovered that "Little Evil" had disappeared overnight on March 1. His mother, Mayra Anguiano, said the wired pen in their yard had been broken into.

1 month ago | telemundo52.com | Angelique Brenes |Melissa Magee

Si bien los tornados son poco frecuentes en la región, ciertas áreas son más propensas a estas tormentas destructivas de lo que muchos creen. Cuando pensamos en tornados, a menudo imaginamos las vastas llanuras de Texas, Kansas u Oklahoma, estados que conforman el corazón del infame Corredor de Tornados. El sur de California, con sus cielos soleados y clima costero, parece un lugar improbable para tornados.

1 month ago | nbclosangeles.com | Angelique Brenes |Melissa Magee

When people think of tornadoes, they often picture the vast plains of Texas, Kansas, or Oklahoma-states that form the heart of the infamous Tornado Alley. Southern California, with its sunny skies and coastal climate, seems an unlikely place for twisters. But while rare, tornadoes do touch down in the region more often than many might think. In fact, Southern California has its own, albeit smaller, version of Tornado Alley.

1 month ago | nbclosangeles.com | Conan Nolan |Angelique Brenes

Governor Gavin Newsom visited East Los Angeles College to address the economic toll the wildfires have taken on California, discussing strategies for recovery and his vision for the state's future. He was invited by the Los Angeles Economic Development Corporation, which is conducting a study on the wildfires' financial impact.