Helen Jeong is the Senior Multi-platform Content Producer of Digital News.
She has been with NBC Los Angeles since 2022. She worked for a number of respected media organizations across the country, including Netflix, CNN and NPR. The Korean American journalist is a proud Bruin and Trojan.
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RIP, Jackie. Beloved Big Bear eagle dies after weeks in ICU, care team confirms
According to the Ojai Raptor Center, Jackie, also known as Patient 26-519, died during the early morning hours Monday.
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Immigrant rights group issues rare travel advisory. Here's why
There’s been increased immigrant-related detentions at U.S airports, including LAX, according to an immigrant rights advocacy group.
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Hollywood producer behind award-winning films accused of $100M Ponzi scheme
Federal investigators asked potential victims of Jason Cloth to come forward.
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Drones, sex trafficking: What FBI learned from World Cup, ‘big concern' for 2028 LA Olympics
The FBI conducted over 300,000 background checks on players and coaches from participating nations during the World Cup, an official said.
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How digital evidence may be prosecution's backbone in D4vd's murder case
An LA judge will decide if the evidence presented this week is sufficient to put D4vd on trial for the murder of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez.
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How photos, texts from D4vd's phone could shape the murder case
Friday’s evidence sought to corroborate prosecutors’ claims that the singer had a sexual relationship with then-13-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez.
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Inflatable pool fragments, DNA samples from Tesla: New evidence in D4vd's pretrial hearing
An LAPD criminalist said she used DNA extracted from Rivas Hernandez’s toenails to compare with blood evidence collected from Burke’s property.
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Judge hears evidence against singer D4vd in killing, dismemberment of teen to decide on trial
Investigators testified on the first day of a hearing to show there’s enough evidence to put the singer on trial for Celeste Rivas Hernandez‘s murder.
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Record number of wolf attacks are happening in California, but not much can be done to stop them
California’s ranchers are impacted financially as wolves are going after their cattle and other livestock.
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CA see reduction in hate crime but rise in anti-citizenship status bias
The year of 2025 saw more anti-Hispanic or Latino bias events than the previous year, according to state officials.
