Riverside County, United States (Local)
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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, Génesis Miranda Miramontes
Women working in farms say they are facing widespread sexual harassment and assault on the job. Advocates say the problem has persisted for years, often going underreported.
By: Amber Frias, Robert Westermann
The soon-to-be newlyweds couldn’t miss the first game of the season.
By: Amber Frias, Helen Jeong
The Supreme Court heart oral arguments Wednesday and is expected to make the decision this summer.
By: Jonathan Lloyd, Amber Frias
Several people were arrested by federal agents Thursday outside a courthouse in Rancho Cucamonga.
By: Amber Frias, Helen Jeong
During the debates hosted by NBC and Telemundo Los Angeles, some of the discussions centered around ICE and a proposal to allow non-citizens to vote in the city of Los Angeles.
By: Helen Jeong, Amber Frias
The driver was supposed to be placed on probation until the plea deal fell apart.
By: Amber Frias
When taking photos of them, Steve Calabro says one of them sprayed him with a substance from a large canister that irritated his skin.
By: Hetty Chang, Helen Jeong, Amber Frias
Several businesses told NBCLA that they have lost over $10,000 during the five-day shutdown.
By: Amber Frias, Hetty Chang, Helen Jeong
"I'm kind of shocked that an insurance company would almost root for something to happen in order for you to be made whole," a victim said.
By: Amber Frias, Helen Jeong
GKN Aerospace announced it'll provide $4 million in community assistance.
