Salvador Hernandez is a Staff Writer at the Los Angeles Times. He focuses on breaking news, crime, and social issues, drawing from his experience covering criminal justice and the militia movement at BuzzFeed News and the Orange County Register. He has been featured in various publications, including The Sun News and Yahoo News.
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Salvador's coverage mainly focuses on local crime, entertainment news, and government & politics in the Los Angeles area. He has a strong emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news.
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By: Salvador Hernandez
LOS ANGELES — A new immigration policy adopted by the San Diego County Board of Supervisors was supposed to stop jails from working with federal
By: Salvador Hernandez
During a video appointment with Amazon One Medical, Philip Tong was told to buy an inhaler. He died at a hospital hours later.
By: Salvador Hernandez
More than 80 people became ill after eating raw oysters at the L.A. Times 101 Best Restaurants event earlier this month. County health officials are investigating a possible norovirus outbreak from oysters that were later recalled.
By: Salvador Hernandez
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health confirmed that more than 80 people who attended the annual event — which features some of the
By: Salvador Hernandez
LOS ANGELES — Health officials are investigating a possible norovirus outbreak after dozens of people became sick after eating raw oysters at the L.A.
By: Salvador Hernandez
A social media influencer who collided head-on in a Fourth of July crash in Malibu has been sued by the family of the ride-share driver killed in
By: Salvador Hernandez
A portion of the Santa Cruz Wharf collapsed into the Pacific Ocean Monday after the coastal city was pounded Monday with dangerous high surf.
By: Salvador Hernandez, Clara Harter
LOS ANGELES — Northern California is bracing for another day of deadly waves topping 40 feet Tuesday as officials in Santa Cruz search for survivors and assess the damage from a partial collapse of the city's landmark pier.
By: Salvador Hernandez, Clara Harter
Officials are urging people across Northern California to stay out of the water and avoid piers, marinas and the beach.
By: Salvador Hernandez, Clara Harter
LOS ANGELES — Northern California is bracing for another day of deadly waves topping 40 feet Tuesday as officials in Santa Cruz search for survivors and assess the damage from a partial collapse of the city's landmark pier.
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