Christina Merino is a journalist based in Whittier, California, with a focus on local news and community events. She has written for various publications, including the Pasadena Star News, Orange County Register, San Gabriel Valley Tribune, and Whittier Daily News. Christina's articles cover a range of topics, from concerts and cultural events to housing initiatives and city council decisions.
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Christina Merino predominantly covers local news and events in the Whittier, California area. Her articles touch on a variety of topics including family & relationships, entertainment news, health & wellbeing, as well as government & politics.
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By: Christina Merino
Despite the upcoming fiscal year being the first in the city’s plan to move away
By: Christina Merino
Books & Buckets has been able to provide local youth in the Washington neighborhood support through programs for academics, athletics and advocacy.
By: Christina Merino
Project X LB, a Long Beach nonprofit, serves the community by providing essential resources and tools needed to improve quality of life, such as doing laundry.
By: Christina Merino
Nestled in the historic Zaferia district in Long Beach is Compound, a nonprofit that offers contemporary art exhibits, immersive experiences, classes and workshops — that are focused on healing, inclusion and belonging.
By: Christina Merino
During middle school, Auttum Phang was interested in learning about the youth program her older sister was participating in.
By: Christina Merino
The City Council approved the three-year contract of about $6.4 million with Circuit Transit Inc. this week.
By: Christina Merino
Long Beach Gives celebrated this year’s online fundraising campaign, and the first day of early giving, with a launch party on Thursday, Sept. 12.
By: Christina Merino
The businesses that were hit included 7-Elevens, fast food restaurants such as Subway, Jack in the Box, and McDonald’s, and businesses in the Uptown Commons center in North Long Beach, police s...
By: Christina Merino
The places that were hit included 7-Eleven stores, fast food restaurants and businesses in Uptown Commons, police said.
By: Christina Merino
Long Beach resident Leonard Lee Rowles Jr. was arrested in the death of 30-year-old Alejandra Acosta Butron, who was found with multiple stab wounds.
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