Lolita Lopez is an Investigative Reporter/Anchor at NBCLA. She covers a range of topics including health and wellness, climate change, government and politics, and societal issues, with a focus on California and Los Angeles. Lolita's work has been featured in NBCLA and NBC News.
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Lolita Lopez’s reporting predominantly focuses on local issues within California, with a particular emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulations. She frequently incorporates expert commentary and data citations into her articles.
Given the prevalence of healthcare & pharmaceutical topics in her coverage, experts in these fields could offer valuable insights. Additionally, individuals knowledgeable about crime trends or legal matters in California would likely find receptive audiences for their expertise.
Local officials and professionals dealing with juvenile halls, heatwave impact mitigation measures, and insurance policies specific to California may also be well-suited sources for Lolita's coverage.
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The International Olympic Committee spent three days in Los Angeles to visit LA28 venues and check on the city’s preparedness.
By: Sahana Patel, Lolita Lopez
Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall in Downey is nearing its permanent closure within the coming weeks after housing conditions were found unsuitable for minors.
By: Lolita Lopez
A new exhibit at the City of South Gate Museum and Art Galley showcases a decade of work for Chicxs Rockerxs, a gender-inclusive rock camp for girls, trans and gender-expansive youth.
By: Lolita Lopez, Helen Jeong
Another pricey laptop was stolen in Southern California, but what makes the latest theft different is that someone appears to have used a fake ID to steal the high-end device from inside a store.
By: Lolita Lopez
Tenants in one community say efforts to create more affordable housing in Los Angeles may force them out of their rent-stabilized units.
The Mobile Child Interviewing Lab helps children feel at ease so they can provide accurate information in a timely manner to help solve a crime.
A juvenile hall in Downey, long criticized for allegations of violence inside and operational issues will stay open despite a state order to shut down.
By: Lolita Lopez
More than 260 young people remain housed at Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall in Downey -- despite a deadline that some say should have moved them out as of Dec. 12.
“When I left, I don't know why, I thought I was going to come back to my house,” said Davis.
By: Lolita Lopez, Maggie More
Los Angeles, Pasadena and others are putting in extra work to make sure wildfire areas full of green waste debris get cleaned up before this rain.
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