Leticia Ordaz is an Anchor/Reporter at NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon. She focuses on themes related to security and law enforcement, public security, education, and health and wellness, often covering topics such as disaster and emergency response, public event safety, and educational technology. Leticia's work has been featured in KCRA 3 & My58 Television and MSN.
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Leticia Ordaz's coverage mainly focuses on local community events, education, and government announcements in the United States, particularly in California and Sacramento. She also covers topics related to homelessness and agriculture.
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By: Leticia Ordaz
A new Safe Camping site in Sacramento’s River District is set to open on Wednesday, creating space for up to 100 tents as city leaders continue efforts to address homelessness. City leaders said the site is designed to provide immediate shelter while helping people transition into permanent housing.
By: Leticia Ordaz
Sacramento soccer fans are gearing up for two days of World Cup excitement as the Sacramento Republic FC hosts large, two-day community watch parties in Downtown Sacramento.
By: Leticia Ordaz
Millions of Americans are expected to travel for the Fourth of July holiday, creating heavy crowds at airports and on highways across the country.
By: Leticia Ordaz
Advertisement Updated: 7:31 AM PDT Jul 7, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Leticia Ordaz Anchor/Reporter
By: Leticia Ordaz
The city of Stockton said it is owed nearly $8.8 million in unpaid utility bills, and now it plans to collect that money through property tax bills.
By: Leticia Ordaz
Advertisement Updated: 8:22 PM PDT Jul 11, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Leticia Ordaz Anchor/Reporter
By: Elizabeth Perez
Sacramento drivers who illegally stop or park in bike lanes could now receive a $150 citation as the city begins live enforcement through a new AI-assisted parking program.
By: Leticia Ordaz
Sacramento County supervisors are expected to reconsider proposed cuts to the sheriff’s Problem-Oriented Policing team Tuesday as county leaders work to close a $101 million budget shortfall.
Leticia Ordaz Sacramento County supervisors are expected to reconsider proposed cuts to the sheriff's Problem-Oriented Policing team Tuesday as county leaders work to close a $101 million budget shortfall.
By: Leticia Ordaz
Some Elk Grove Unified School District students are swapping swimsuits for school supplies as they begin a new school year in the middle of July.
