
Vicky Nguyen
Chief Consumer Investigative Correspondent and Anchor at NBC News
Boat Baby author, NBC News Chief Consumer Investigative Correspondent & NBC News DAILY Anchor. Tips? [email protected]
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1 week ago |
newsroom.ocde.us | Vicky Nguyen
Quick look: Five middle school teams from Orange County earned top honors at the 2025 United States Academic Pentathlon National Finals, held May 15 through May 17 in San Antonio, Texas. Competing against students from across the country, the teams captured five overall team awards and multiple individual medals.
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2 weeks ago |
newsroom.ocde.us | Vicky Nguyen
Quick look: Westminster High School students met with U.S. Rep. Derek Tran after writing letters to him as part of a classroom assignment tied to the Expository Reading and Writing Curriculum. The visit, which highlighted student voice and civic engagement, was later featured by the California State University system, which developed the curriculum.
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2 weeks ago |
newsroom.ocde.us | Vicky Nguyen
Quick look: Five school-based Peer Assistance Leadership (PAL) programs and two advisors were honored by the Orange County Department of Education for fostering safe, inclusive and supportive school communities. Five school-based Peer Assistance Leadership programs and two advisors received surprise visits in May from the Orange County Department of Education for promoting school environments that are caring, inclusive and supportive for all students.
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2 weeks ago |
newsroom.ocde.us | Vicky Nguyen
Quick look: Nine outstanding classified employees from Orange County school districts have been recognized for their dedication and service, with three earning additional honors from the California Department of Education. This week marks Classified School Employee Week, which is a time to honor the vital roles played by school employees who work behind the scenes and on the front lines to support student success.
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3 weeks ago |
nbcnews.com | Kayla Steinberg |Vicky Nguyen
May 15, 2025, 3:48 PM EDTThe federal government is warning Americans not to buy cheap knockoff faucets online that could leach harmful chemicals and heavy metals into their drinking water. The Consumer Product Safety Commission said Wednesday that it’s recalling four Chinese-made faucets sold on Amazon over unsafe levels of lead exposure. It said the lead can be especially harmful for babies, young children and pregnant women.
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