Maryssa Rillo is a Reporter at 4 New Now. With a focus on education, higher education, and regional interest, she also covers topics related to energy policy and sustainability, as well as cultural and societal issues. Maryssa's work has been featured in Spectrum News, KXLY-TV (Spokane, WA), Spectrum News 13 Orlando, and Spectrum News 1.
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Maryssa Rillo's coverage is heavily focused on local news and community events in Spokane, Washington. She often covers announcements and press releases related to topics such as education, crime, personal finance, family & relationships.
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By: Maryssa Rillo
VENTURA, Calif. — In the Trump administration's latest attempt to crack down on both illegal and legal immigration, it is bringing back a rule that could restrict some immigrants from obtaining a green card if they use public benefits.
By: Maryssa Rillo
The Binational Migrant Education Program brings teachers from Mexico to the United States to teach migrant students about their culture.
By: Maryssa Rillo
LOS ANGELES — What was supposed to be a summer of water balloon fights and fun instead became one of limited outdoor time while swatting away flies for Ashley Silva and her family, who live in Boyle Heights.
By: Maryssa Rillo
LOS ANGELES — It's been a month and a half since the Lineage fire in Boyle Heights, and nearby residents say they are still dealing with the aftermath.
Boyle Heights and East LA residents call for Lineage to be held accountable at region’s air quality regulators hearing.
By: Maryssa Rillo
LOS ANGELES — It’s been a month and a half since the Lineage fire in Boyle Heights, and nearby residents say they are still dealing with the aftermath. The
By: Maryssa Rillo
MOORPARK, Calif. — Back to school is just around the corner, and Moorpark Unified School District in Ventura County is looking to enhance campus safety by upgrading its security camera system.
About a quarter of Southern California's water supply comes from the Colorado River, but its supply is in crisis. Lake Mead, the nation's largest reservoir, has fallen to a record low.
SANTA MONICA, Calif. — Gov. Gavin Newsom is calling on Californians to fight against what he called President Trump's “reckless offshore drilling agenda.”
By: Maryssa Rillo
LOS ANGELES — The first day of school looked a bit different for those in the East LA-Boyle Heights area, as cleanup efforts continue at the nearby Lineage Logistics warehouse that caught fire in June.
