Gordon Tokumatsu is a journalist based in Los Angeles, California, and writes for NBCLA. With a focus on local news, Gordon covers a wide range of topics including community events, human interest stories, and issues affecting the Los Angeles area. His reporting aims to provide insight and information to the residents of Southern California.
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Gordon Tokumatsu's coverage indicates a focus on local news, particularly in the Los Angeles area. His articles cover a wide range of topics including entertainment news, family and relationships, as well as crime-related incidents. When reaching out to him, consider offering insights related to evolving local stories or events that fit within these themes.
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An old oak tree rooted in controversy was assigned a historical landmark on Tuesday following a unanimous vote from the LA County Board of Supervisors.
By: Helen Jeong, Gordon Tokumatsu
While watching a horror movie called 'Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey," the couple heard the noise coming from underneath the house.
By: Karla Rendon, Gordon Tokumatsu
A 24-hour diner that's been a staple in Silver Lake for more than 60 years was designated as a historic monument by the Los Angeles City Council.
By: Gordon Tokumatsu, Helen Jeong
Officials began an operation in Hollywood to save a deer that appears to have a bone stuck in its mouth and throat.
By: Helen Jeong, Gordon Tokumatsu
Officials planned to immobilize the animal with a tranquilizer dart then remove the bone.
The new mural includes a virtual reality feature, which can be accessed through your phone via a QR code on the wall.
By: Gordon Tokumatsu
Eight farmers markets across Los Angeles County could be shutting down and are now counting on private donors to help them stay afloat.
The late Fernando Valenzuela may have made one of his very last public appearances at a sports memorabilia store in Van Nuys, leaving fans and store managers with lifelong memories of his star power and humble nature.
By: Gordon Tokumatsu, Karla Rendon
While a San Dimas family cheers on the Dodgers this World Series, they say they also have the Boys in Blue to thank for playing a large part in a young boy's successful fight against cancer.
Mexican marigolds, which typically are used to decorate “Day of the Dead” altars or “ofrendas,” play an important role in the holiday.
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