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Nathaniel Percy is a Crime/Public Safety reporter for socalnewsgroup, covering local news in the Southern California area, with a focus on Long Beach. His work has been featured in various publications, including the South Bay Daily Breeze, The Press-Enterprise, Los Angeles Daily News, and Orange County Register. Nathaniel is known for his pun-filled writing style and his passion for baseball.
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Nathaniel Percy's reporting primarily focuses on local crime and public safety in the United States, specifically in California with a focus on Long Beach. His articles typically cover evolving stories and breaking news related to crime incidents, hit-and-run cases, shootings, fire incidents, and other public safety matters.
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By: Nathaniel Percy
Crews have not yet achieved any containment of the fire.
The two men were identified as suspects in the July 1 slaying of 39-year-old Vernont Murray.
By: Reshawn Jonae
A 22-year-old Cypress man accused of shooting to death a 12-year-old boy in Long Beach had sought revenge after someone had shot at him and damaged
By: Nathaniel Percy
The blaze grew substantially overnight.
By: Selvin Fabian Salazar
A 32-year-old Inglewood man shot three people — including his pregnant girlfriend — at a Gardena mobile-home park in 2018, killing two of them because
By: Nathaniel Percy, Sydney Barragan, Michael Slaten, Sean Emery
The blaze grew substantially overnight.
Firefighters were placing a priority on protecting the communication towers on Santiago Peak on Thursday, and utility companies have been working up there the last two days to protect that entire area, the captain said.
By: Nathaniel Percy
Battalion Chief Michael Martinez believes the woman was walking out of El Cariso Village along Ortega Highway when he spotted her Tuesday afternoon.
By: Nathaniel Percy
Cal Fire Battalion Chief Michael Martinez and his crew of firefighters were trying to protect areas near Ortega Highway from the Airport fire on Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 10, when the fast-moving blaze started roaring through.
Fire crews continued establishing containment lines around the Airport fire overnight , achieving 31% containment of the blaze by Monday morning, Sept. 16, authorities said.
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