News Anchor/Reporter, Spectrum News 1 Southern California
Renee Eng is an Emmy-nominated TV anchor and reporter for Spectrum News 1 Southern California. With a focus on local news in the Los Angeles area, Renee covers a wide range of topics including technology, housing, and public safety. Her work has also been featured in Spectrum News 13 Orlando and Bay News 9.
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Renee Eng's coverage focuses on local issues in Los Angeles and California, featuring topics such as public safety concerns, housing crises, and government announcements. As a journalist covering local news with an emphasis on business and real estate, she would likely be interested in pitches related to local businesses' impact on the community or innovative solutions addressing urban challenges.
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By: Renee Eng
LOS ANGELES — When Ana Hernandez makes food for her customers, she's not just going through the motions. “You are putting whatever your emotion is into your food,” she said.
By: Renee Eng
Riverside County launched its MEHKO program in 2019 and Los Angeles County plans to do the same on Nov. 1 after passing an ordinance in mid-May
The ordinance sets a cap of 30 meals per day or 90 meals per week
By: Cory Minderhout, Renee Eng
Inspectors visited less than 1% of the county’s high-risk restaurants
By: Cory Minderhout, Renee Eng
“When the health inspector shows up, they are showing up at prime-time,” La Belle said. “They are showing up right at lunchtime.”
By: Renee Eng
“I would drink Starbucks daily, but when I decided I wanted to save money on coffee, I started making coffee at home,” she said.
By: Renee Eng
LOS ANGELES — There's nothing quite like a hot cup of coffee to start the day for Jazmine Waller, one that doesn't break the bank.
By: Renee Eng
LOS ANGELES — Christopher Hubbart, 73, was dubbed the “Pillowcase Rapist” and convicted of raping dozens of women in the ‘70s and ‘80s and may soon be released in Los Angeles County.
By: Renee Eng
Since California's Organized Retail Crime Task Force launched in 2019, they've conducted almost 3,000 investigations, arrested more than 3,100 suspects and recovered nearly $46 million in stolen goods.
By: Renee Eng
LOS ANGELES — On Nov. 5, voters in Los Angeles will have the chance to decide on creating an independent commission to determine Council district boundaries under LA City Charter Amendment DD.
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