Génesis Miranda Miramontes

Génesis is a duopoly digital content producer and social media lead for NBC4 and Telemundo 52 Los Angeles.

She has over 15 years of experience in bilingual media, including writing, reporting, video editing, social media management, PR, marketing and SEO.

Her work has been published at a national level across other NBCUniversal stations. She has also worked as a digital producer at NBC San Diego and KTLA.

The Latest

Crime and Courts Oct 9

‘Pretty Little Liars' actor Keegan Allen says he was robbed in LA

Keegan Allen says the two men stole his Rolex watch and hit him in the head outside the Laurel Supply grocery store.

California Sep 25

Gov. Newsom signs ‘Braun's Law' DUI bill

Braun Levi, 18, was fatally struck by a suspected repeat drunken driver while he was walking in Manhattan Beach in 2025.

Los Angeles Aug 19

Texas man, worried he didn't leave a tip, mails $50 to famous Southern California deli

A Texas man went above and beyond to make sure he left a tip after visiting Langer’s Deli in Los Angeles.

Jun 27

Sweet moment of community at Koreatown World Cup watch party leads to special friendship

Nate Yi was at a World Cup watch party for the Mexico vs. South Korea game in Koreatown when he spotted an elderly man holding both teams’ flags.

Space shuttle Endeavour is pictured at the California Science Center.

Jun 25

First look at the Endeavour Space Shuttle at the California Science Center

Science fans will soon get the chance to see the Space Shuttle Endeavour in its ready-to-launch position at the California Science Center in Exposition Park this November.

Animals and Wildlife Apr 2

Over a dozen dogs abandoned at a park in Palmdale

Over a dozen small dogs were found abandoned at a park in Palmdale on Wednesday, the Palmdale Animal Care Center said in a social media post.

California Mar 27

Women farmworkers raise concerns about sexual harassment and assault on the job

Women working in farms say they are facing widespread sexual harassment and assault on the job. Advocates say the problem has persisted for years, often going underreported.