Elizabeth Chavolla is a bilingual multi-platform producer for NBC4 and Telemundo 52 Los Angeles. A multi-award-winning journalist, she has been a member of the digital team since 2017. Before that, she worked as a news producer for Telemundo 52.
She is a member of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) and a proud mentor to emerging journalists. Chavolla also serves on the Unidos Global Advisory Committee at NBCUniversal, supporting initiatives that connect, celebrate culture and serve the community.
She double-majored in journalism and Spanish at California State University, Sacramento, and earned a master’s degree in Spanish from California State University, Northridge.
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Regional Mexican music pioneers Intocable get Hollywood Walk of Fame Star
Regional Mexican music group Intocable will leave its mark on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday, when it receives the 2,852nd star.
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Mother of missing 5-year-old girl found dead inside West Adams home
Investigators believe they may be traveling in a white 2019 Land Rover Discovery with California license plate 9DAW715.
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California warns of scams targeting LA 2028 Olympic ticket buyers
In the alert, Bonta cautioned Californians to be careful when making online purchases and to avoid fraudulent ticket offers ahead of the international event.
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Man wins $1 million Scratchers prize after stop at Long Beach liquor store
Luck finally struck a man who says he likes to buy Scratchers tickets at different liquor stores. Bernardo Escobedo told the California Lottery that he won $1 million with a $1,000,000 Money Mania Scratchers ticket he purchased at LB City Market, at the corner of Orange Avenue and 10th Street. Escobedo said he makes a habit of trying his luck...
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Couple expecting baby boy killed in crash during police pursuit in Los Angeles
Jennifer Loera-Zarco, 25, and her 26-year-old boyfriend, Marc Trejo Saldivar, had just been celebrating Jennifer’s birthday days earlier and were preparing to welcome their baby boy.
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Marine corporal accused of stealing and selling weapons from California's Camp Pendleton
He allegedly stole military property, including a Javelin Missile System and multiple types of ammunition, from Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton.
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Ventura County woman dies after rattlesnake bite during hike
A Ventura County woman has died from a rattlesnake bite she suffered while hiking at Wildwood Regional Park, authorities said Wednesday. The recent fatality marks the second rattlesnake-related death in California this month. Experts say record-breaking heat has made the snakes active earlier than usual. Southern California is a hiker’s paradise, but out on the trails, you’re rarely alone. The...
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Deportation case appeal leaves OC father of U.S. Marines faced with uncertainty
Narciso Barranco, the Orange County gardener whose deportation case drew national attention last year, is once again facing uncertainty as federal immigration officials appeal a judge’s ruling that had previously dismissed his case. Barranco, a father of five, says he rarely leaves his home, only stepping out for doctor’s appointments and always accompanied by his wife or children. “It feels...
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Automated People Mover at LAX spotted during test runs
The Automated People Mover (APM) at Los Angeles International Airport was seen undergoing test runs Friday night. Images from NewsChopper4 captured the driverless electric train in motion. LAX’s forthcoming Automated People Mover is expected to provide access to airport terminals, parking, pickup and drop-off areas, while also connecting travelers and employees to the Metro rail system. The People Mover is...
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Nicholas Brendon, who played Xander on ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer,' dies at 54
Nicholas Brendon, known for playing Xander Harris on the television series “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” has died at 54, his family announced Friday.
