Amber Frias is a reporter for San Diego Live Sound, focusing on local news and events in the San Diego area. With a background in journalism, Amber's work has been featured in NBCLA, covering a range of topics including crime, community issues, and human interest stories.
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Amber's coverage predominantly revolves around local news, with a focus on issues related to family and relationships, crime, homelessness, and border-related matters in the San Diego area. Given her emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news featuring government announcements backed by data citations, she may be responsive to pitches that provide unique perspectives or exclusive firsthand accounts related to ongoing local events.
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By: Amber Frias, Helen Jeong
The “Tap to Exit' pilot program appears to help increase rider safety, Metro officials said.
By: Karla Rendon, Amber Frias
Residents of a rural town in San Bernardino County are being evicted to make way for the development of an upcoming industrial business park.
By: Amber Frias, Helen Jeong
After being abandoned with a zip-tie around his snout in a remote part of the Malibu Canyon, Argon the German Shepherd is facing another challenge ahead.
By: Amber Frias, Elizabeth Chavolla
The 15-year-old was one of the two juveniles who were shot when they tried to run away from the scene of a possible robbery, the LAPD said.
As the world anticipates the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles , two elite gymnasts from Santa Clarita are setting their sights on the ultimate prize: Olympic gold.
Los Angeles parents are estimated to spend an average of $921 per child on back-to-school shopping this year, but help is available for families in need.
By: Amber Frias, Karla Rendon
An energetic husky with lots of love to give is hoping to be swept away into a loving household as he remains one of the longest-residing dogs at the Long Beach Animal Care Services.
By: Helen Jeong, Amber Frias
Student athletes from the Santa Clarita Valley using their athletic skills to help shelter dogs in Castaic and to promote their adoption via social media.
The long-awaited express lanes on the 10 Freeway in San Bernardino County were set to open Thursday in time for Labor Day weekend.
By: Amber Frias, Helen Jeong
During heat waves, temperatures inside food trucks can easily be 20 degrees hotter than outside.
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