Shelby Nelson is a News Writer at NewsNation. She focuses on crime and law enforcement stories, particularly in Southern California, with a keen interest in home invasions and local news events. Shelby's work has been featured in prominent outlets including KXAN, KGPE-TV, and KTLA.
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Shelby Nelson's coverage predominantly focuses on local news in Southern California, with an emphasis on crime, family & relationships. She appears to be particularly interested in evolving stories and breaking news related to crimes and law enforcement activities.
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By: Vivian Chow, Shelby Nelson
A group of burglars remain at large after a series of costly and destructive break-ins across San Bernardino County.
Two Southern California newborns are being released from the ICU and heading home just in time for the holidays after an unforgettable birth story.
By: Shelby Nelson, Will Conybeare
A person was struck and killed by a Metrolink train on Christmas Day in L.A. County, leaving passengers stranded for hours. According to Metrolink officials, the pedestrian was struck at 3:21 p.m. …
Loved ones are devastated after a woman died after being brutally attacked on the campus of El Camino College in Torrance.
By: Travis Schlepp, Shelby Nelson
Video of a mysterious orb flying over the High Desert has reignited an age-old conversation: are we alone?
By: Shelby Nelson, Marc Sternfield
Shattered glass, tire marks and traces of dried blood were all that remained at a remote dirt crossroads in the Mojave Desert on Thursday where the bodies of six people were found earlier in the week.
Sunday and Monday's rain turned to snow on Tuesday for SoCal mountain communities, causing school districts in the area to give students the day off.
By: Austin Turner, Shelby Nelson
While Mexico appears to be on its way toward electing the first female President in its history, voters at the Los Angeles consulate are reporting difficulties in their attempts to vote in the hist…
By: Shelby Nelson, Marc Sternfield
An alert resident in San Bernardino County called the sheriff’s department when they noticed a portable power supply device in their driveway. What deputies found was, unfortunately, all too …
By: Jesse Gill, Shelby Nelson
A West Hollywood woman’s video documenting a troubling moment during a protest against recent ICE raids in Los Angeles is going viral, raising new questions about police use of force and crowd cont…
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