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Camilla Rambaldi
Verified
Reporter, KNBC-TV (Los Angeles, CA)
Los Angeles
Beats
Congress, campaigns open government, federal government politics, White House Supreme Court, government Detroit, Michigan
I don't know enough about fashion, food/drink, some women's issues etc from a reporting standpoint.
Content
By Camilla Rambaldi Verified, Missael Soto Verified| KNBC-TV (Los Angeles, CA) Verified Three months after the devastating LA County wildfires, a property in Altadena is the first home to be issued a rebuilding permit. The now empty lot along North Olive Avenue will be the first of many homes expected to be rebuilt after getting the green light. Brian Wong, CEO of San Gabriel Valley Habitat for Humanity, says the non-profit will be helping homeowners in the Eaton Fire burn scar with the rebuilding process. "We're hoping to build hundreds," said Wong.
By Camilla Rambaldi Verified, Helen Jeong Verified| KNBC-TV (Los Angeles, CA) Verified As the new sales tax rates kicked in across California Tuesday, big-ticket items like vehicles are now costing people more, especially in Los Angeles County. While the county grapples with the sales tax rate of 9.75%, one of the highest in the country, many cities within the county are seeing an even higher rate as each jurisdiction is allowed to impose additional district taxes.
By Camilla Rambaldi Verified, Missael Soto Verified| KNBC-TV (Los Angeles, CA) Verified Three months after the devastating LA County wildfires, a property in Altadena is the first home to be issued a rebuilding permit. The now empty lot along North Olive Avenue will be the first of many homes expected to be rebuilt after getting the green light. Brian Wong, CEO of San Gabriel Valley Habitat for Humanity, says the non-profit will be helping homeowners in the Eaton Fire burn scar with the rebuilding process. "We're hoping to build hundreds," said Wong.
Company Info
KNBC-TV (Los Angeles, CA)
Los Angeles, United States