Danielle Radin is a journalist for CBS Los Angeles. She covers a range of topics including breaking news, crime, tech, and politics, with a particular focus on California and law enforcement in Los Angeles. Danielle has been featured in various outlets including KIFI News Group, WVTM-TV, and CBS News.
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Danielle Radin's coverage primarily focuses on local news and crime, especially evolving stories and breaking news. She seems particularly interested in incidents and events occurring within the United States, California, with a focus on Los Angeles.
Given her focus on local crime reporting, she would likely be responsive to pitches related to crime prevention initiatives, community policing efforts, or expert insights into trends in criminal activity within the specified geographic areas. Additionally, offering access to individuals involved in newsworthy events or those who can provide unique perspectives may also appeal to Danielle.
As her coverage attributes suggest a strong emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime at the local level in California and Los Angeles specifically.
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By: Danielle Radin
Los Angeles County officials passed an ordinance that could benefit thousands of small business owners in the food industry starting this fall.
Los Angeles County fire crews are working to douse a roughly 10-acre brush fire in Irwindale. The fire broke out around 4:28 p.m.
A mother of six children died at a hospital after a hit-and-run crash that occurred on July 5, and police said the driver who caused the deadly crash is still at large.
One person died and another person was injured in a sword attack in San Dimas Thursday, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and LA Councilwoman Traci Park are questioning the results of a Rand Corporation study that suggests efforts to reduce homeless encampments in three neighborhoods provided only temporary relief.
The daily average number of COVID cases in Los Angeles County has nearly doubled since the first week of July, leading to rising hospitalizations, health officials said.
More than five months after a landslide on Highway 150 in Ventura County, commuters are still experiencing a nightmare as they try to drive in Santa Paula and upper Ojai. But Caltrans said Wednesday some relief is in sight.
Aspiring truck drivers are getting hands-on experience behind the wheel of a big rig, thanks to a 10-week program through El Camino College in Torrance.
Sanitation crews were in Chatsworth Wednesday to clean up a city street that looks more like a landfill after someone illegally dumped tons of construction debris onto it.
By: Danielle Radin
The Los Angeles City Council Wednesday advanced efforts to address recreational vehicles being used as housing across LA.
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