Nathan Solis

The Herald-Palladium

Mass shooting mystery in Mojave Desert: A pleading text, slaughter in an RV, many questions

By: Nathan Solis

LOS ANGELES — The last message John Denardo received from his daughter came from a phone number he didn't recognize.

Los Angeles Times

Motorist saw CHP officer pinned by man at 5 Freeway entrance. He rushed to save him

By: Nathan Solis

Everardo Navarro and two other men helped a California Highway Patrol officer who was being attacked by a suspect at a 5 Freeway entrance in Orange County.

Los Angeles Times

Meet the all-female mountain lion kitten trio discovered in the Simi Hills

By: Nathan Solis

The mountain lion dubbed P-77 gave birth to three female kittens that were found in the Simi Hills between the Santa Susana and Santa Monica mountains.

Los Angeles Times

May gray will give way to June gloom over Memorial Day weekend

By: Nathan Solis

Memorial Day weekend, the unofficial start to summer, will be chilly and overcast in Southern California.

Los Angeles Times

LAPD shoot and kill South L.A. man who was having a mental breakdown, lawsuit claims

By: Nathan Solis

LAPD claims Oscar Leon Sanchez approached them with a sharp object. The family say in a lawsuit that he was having a mental breakdown and thought he was being robbed.

Los Angeles Times

Military veteran who was shot down in France in WWII celebrates his 100th birthday

By: Nathan Solis

Alfred Arrieta of Seal Beach hit the century mark last week and is looking forward to paying tribute to his fellow servicemen on Memorial Day.

Los Angeles Times

Woman reported missing en route to O.C. is apparently sighted in Northern California

By: Nathan Solis

A Tennessee woman who was reported missing by her family while traveling in Orange County may have been seen Saturday in a Walmart store in Redding.

Los Angeles Times

She served tacos and love from neighborhood institution. Tacos Delta matriarch Maria Esther Valdivia dies at 74

By: Nathan Solis, Stephanie Breijo

Generations of fans are flocking to the Silver Lake restaurant to mourn, bring flowers and candles, and remember Valdivia.

Los Angeles Times

Volunteer awarded $6.8 million after being mauled at animal shelter run by troubled L.A. agency

By: Nathan Solis

A Los Angeles jury awarded $6.8 million to a woman whose arm was nearly ripped off by a dog in an L.A. Animal Services shelter in Lincoln Heights.

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What's the cost to cool Los Angeles? City explores a cooling mandate for all rental units

By: Nathan Solis

Los Angeles city leaders also directed staff to explore programs to potentially assist low- and middle-income families in paying to install and operate an AC unit.