Los Angeles, United States (Local)
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Brittany's focus is on local news and community events in the Sacramento region, with an emphasis on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements. She frequently covers topics related to family & relationships, crime, and education.
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By: Brittany Hope, Jonathan Lloyd
Construction on new campuses for LAUSD schools damaged or destroyed by the Palisades Fire one year ago is expected to be complete by fall 2028, school officials said Tuesday. Superintendent Alberto Carvalho made the announcement in a news conference at Marquez Charter Elementary School in Pacific Palisades, one of the schools affected by the January 2025 wildfire. Students have been…
By: Brittany Hope, Helen Jeong
Community groups said federal operations are halting the rebuilding process in Altadena.
Metro could be making its way to West Hollywood and many other new neighborhoods, as an important vote is happening Thursday to extend the K-line.
By: Brittany Hope, Génesis Miranda Miramontes
As thousands of people continue working to rebuild after the Palisades Fire, residents are now facing a new challenge.
By: Brittany Hope, Génesis Miranda Miramontes
Drivers seeking hydrogen fuel had to wait in an hourslong line to refuel due to a shortage.
By: Karla Rendon, Brittany Hope
The city of Burbank launched a new trail accessibility program to help nature-lovers of all abilities enjoy dignified access to a popular hiking trail.
By: Brittany Hope, Jonathan Lloyd
Several vehicles were damaged when someone threw large objects, including a scooter, onto a freeway in downtown Los Angeles.
By: Brittany Hope, Jonathan Lloyd
Changes to make drop-off and pick-up safer for students and families could be coming to hundreds of schools in Los Angeles. City leaders plan to discuss a proposal to lower the speed limit around some campuses. The default school zone speed limit is 25 mph, but many LAUSD campuses have a 15 mph speed limit when children are present. The…
By: Brittany Hope, Génesis Miranda Miramontes
It's about to be a busy two years in Inglewood. From the FIFA World Cup this summer, to the Super Bowl next year and then the LA28 games.
By: Génesis Miranda Miramontes, Brittany Hope
Authorities are searching for would-be burglars who entered a Beverly Grove home while residents were inside late Sunday night.
