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Carlos Herrera's coverage is heavily focused on local breaking news and evolving stories, particularly related to crime incidents, storms, and natural disasters in the Southern California area. If you have insights or information related to ongoing or developing crime-related incidents, storm impacts, or natural disaster occurrences in the Southern California region, your pitch may align well with his reporting focus.
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By: Lindsey Peña, Carlos Herrera, Tony Kurzweil
Happy Primary Election Day. Angelenos head to the polls Tuesday with both the Los Angeles mayor’s race and the California governor’s race extremely tight. Voters in California have several options …
By: Carlos Herrera, Tony Kurzweil
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has already garnered enough votes to advance to a November runoff in her bid for re-election, but the picture is also coming into focus Wednesday morning as to who her …
By: Marc Sternfield, Carlos Herrera, Tony Kurzweil
Posted: Updated: Posted: Updated: SHARE Two candidates have emerged as the likely finalists among a crowded field in the race to become California's next governor.
By: Carlos Herrera, Tony Kurzweil
Residents near the GKN Aerospace plant in Garden Grove are being warned they may notice a fruity or plastic‑like odor Thursday and Friday as crews remove neutralized methyl methacrylate, or MMA, fr…
For millions of soccer fans across the United States, the excitement has been building for years. Team USA opens its 2026 World Cup quest with a home match against Paraguay at SoFi Stadium, officia…
The Air Force is expected to officially identify all eight crew members Wednesday who were killed when a B-52 bomber crashed at Edwards Air Force Base in Southern California on Monday.
By: Carlos Herrera, Tony Kurzweil
World Cup fever hits Los Angeles on Thursday as Los Angeles Stadium in Inglewood hosts Switzerland vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina, while watch parties for Mexico’s match against South Korea draw crowds…
By: Carlos Herrera, Tony Kurzweil
“Crews basically have to rip this building apart.”
Los Angeles soccer fans began lining up hours before gates opened Saturday morning at Union Station, hoping to secure a spot inside one of the city's
Crews worked overnight on what is expected to be a long-term effort to clean up and repair a broken water main that caused extensive damage in West Hollywood on Thursday.
