Colleen Shalby is a staff writer at the Los Angeles Times. She focuses on education, public health, and breaking news in California, having reported extensively on the pandemic and vaccine rollout, as well as cultural movements. Shalby has been featured in numerous publications including Yahoo News and The San Diego Union-Tribune.
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Colleen's coverage focuses heavily on local breaking news, evolving stories, government announcements, and legal policy regulations within California and Los Angeles. She has a particular emphasis on issues related to sexual misconduct and the Cal State System.
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By: Colleen Shalby
LOS ANGELES — In an attempt to help residents who are at the early stages of rebuilding after the Eaton and Palisades fires, the state launched a
By: Colleen Shalby
PASADENA, Calif. — The Eaton fire tore through the historic Pasadena Jewish Temple and Center one year ago, destroying its synagogue, preschool and thousands of books.
By: Colleen Shalby
Yet amid the loss, in the year since the devastation, the community has not faltered. Thank you for reading!
By: Colleen Shalby
PASADENA, Calif. — The Eaton fire tore through the historic Pasadena Jewish Temple and Center one year ago, destroying its synagogue, preschool and thousands of books.
By: Colleen Shalby
Local leaders have pointed to the success of public transit in Los Angeles during the World Cup — a significant, albeit much smaller test run ahead of the 2028 Games — as a sign for what's to come.
By: Colleen Shalby
LOS ANGELES — Two years from now, the Olympics will have just wrapped up with the Paralympics on the horizon.
By: Colleen Shalby
LOS ANGELES — Two years from now, the Olympics will have just wrapped up with the Paralympics on the horizon. Spectators will know which countries dominated, what athletes made history
By: Colleen Shalby
Los Angeles successfully moved World Cup crowds by bus and rail, but the 2028 Olympics could bring 1 million additional transit rides every day and the region still has major preparations ahead.
By: Colleen Shalby
A 2-year-old red panda named Ruby died at the Santa Barbara Zoo this week, weeks after the deaths of her two newborn cubs
By: Colleen Shalby
A 2-year-old red panda named Ruby died at the Santa Barbara Zoo this week, weeks after the deaths of her two newborn cubs
