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Alberto Mendez Email & Phone Number - KTLA

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Assignment Editor

Alberto mendez past employment.

Jan 2014 - Present

Kcbskcal News

Jan 2000 - Jan 2013

Alberto Mendez Education Details

Bachelor's Degree , Broadcast Journalism

Cal State Northridge

Ba, Broadcast Journalism

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Part Time Job Plans, prepares, and executes the station's newsgathering functions, including both scheduled newsworthy events as well as 'spot' news and breaking stories. Helps decide and determine daily story assignments then dispatches reporters and photographers in the field. Directs and coordinates efforts to get these stories on the air. Assists reporters with researching, developing and setting up their stories. Assists writers, producers and web staff with gathering information and updating stories. Responsible for arranging and supervising video feeds. Scrutinizes a multitude of local resources, media and contacts for potential stories. Effectively monitors local law enforcement and public safety agencies for breaking stories. REQUIREMENTS College degree with several years of major market experience, preferably local. Must be decisive, forward thinking and possess excellent news judgment. Strong organizational skills required. Should have a working knowledge of the issues, lifestyles and culture that are unique to the southern California news market. Candidates also need strong logistical skills and the ability to effectively navigate the local landscape. Familiarity with local government, municipalities and jurisdictions is essential. Ability to effectively monitor local law enforcement agencies for breaking news is imperative. Must be able to work under pressure in a sometimes stressful work environment. Must be capable of interacting positively and productively with other employees. KTLA will consider qualified applicants with criminal histories in a manner consistent with the Los Angeles Fair Chance Initiative for Hiring. If you like wild growth and working with happy, enthusiastic over-achievers, you'll enjoy your career with us!

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1,500 crushed cars fuel fierce blaze in Antelope Valley

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Thick black smoke billowed over the Antelope Valley Thursday as roughly 1,500 crushed cars burned at a recycling yard, according to the Los Angeles County Fire Department.

The Sheriff’s Department confirmed that by 7 p.m. the fire had been contained.

A car crusher malfunction sparked a fire that consumed 10 acres of the 20-acre facility, said Capt. Sheila Kelliher-Berkoh of the L.A. County Fire Department. No injuries were reported.

The fire broke out at the facility on West Avenue H-8 at North Sierra Highway in Lancaster at around 3:30 p.m., according to local media reports . A third alarm, or request for additional resources, was requested, a department spokesperson told The Times, and the facility was evacuated.

At the height of the fire, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department’s Lancaster station issued a shelter-in-place order for the neighborhood between Division Street and Challenger Way north of Avenue I.

A video posted on X earlier in the day showed a massive cloud of black smoke blocking out the sky.

Air testing did not find levels of chemicals that could pose a threat to the health of nearby residents, Kelliher-Berkoh said.

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Dodgers Trade for Amed Rosario for Second Straight Season

Tom dierberger | jul 29, 2024.

• Los Angeles Dodgers
• Tampa Bay Rays

Time is a flat circle.

For a second consecutive year, the Los Angeles Dodgers acquired utilityman Amed Rosario at the trade deadline, sending minor league right-handed pitcher Michael Flynn to the Tampa Bay Rays on Monday.

To make room on the roster, the Dodgers also designated lefty Ryan Yarbrough for assignment.

In 2023, Los Angeles traded starting pitcher Noah Syndergaard and cash considerations to the Cleveland Guardians in exchange for Rosario. Rosario went on to bat .256/.301/.408 with three homers and six stolen bases across 48 games for the Dodgers last season. He did not appear in any playoff games for the Dodgers when they were swept by the Arizona Diamondbacks in the NLDS.

Rosario signed a one-year deal worth $2 million with the Rays in the offseason and batted .307/.331/.417 with 17 doubles and nine stolen bases in 76 games before being dealt back to Los Angeles.

The Dodgers clearly aimed to add versatility to their lineup at the deadline, as Rosario and Tommy Edman—who they acquired from the St. Louis Cardinals on Monday—both have played every position but first base and catcher over their MLB careers.

Los Angeles entered Monday's slate of games with a 6.5-game lead over the San Diego Padres in the NL West. The Dodgers will begin a two-game series against those Padres on Monday at Petco Park.

TOM DIERBERGER

Tom Dierberger is a staff writer and editor on the Breaking and Trending News team at Sports Illustrated. He joined SI in November 2023 after stints at FOX Sports, Bally Sports and NBC Sports. Dierberger has a bachelor's in communication from St. John's University. In his spare time, he can be seen throwing out his arm while playing fetch with his dog, Walter B. Boy.

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