Karma Dickerson is a reporter for the NBC4 News.
She joined the station in the summer of 2023. Previously, she was a reporter at Fox 40 in Sacramento, California and WHAS-TV in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Images show inside Lineage Logistics Boyle Heights warehouse
Newly obtained images offer views of the cleanup effort inside the Lineage Logistics warehouse nearly two months after a fire at the building in Boyle Heights.
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State lawmakers propose bills in wake of Lineage warehouse fire in Boyle Heights
Two state lawmakers announced Wednesday they are preparing a legislative response to the massive warehouse fire in Boyle Heights.
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Residents voice Lineage complaints; NBC4 Investigates obtains EPA letter and new ammonia data
Lineage Logistics faced residents and public officials Wednesday during an air quality hearing focused on persistent odors from its fire-damaged cold storage facility.
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More resources available for Boyle Heights residents impacted by warehouse fire
See a list of organizations connecting Boyle Heights residents to resources like cash assistance, household supplies and more after the Lineage fire.
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‘Serious obstacle.' Who's to blame for slow cleanup after Boyle Heights warehouse fire?
Lineage, the logistics firm behind the warehouse fire, sent a letter to LA leaders, alleging another stakeholder is hampering the cleanup process.
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Boyle Heights warehouse fire: Where neighbors, victims can seek financial assistance
At least 10 of organizations are listed as providing financial assistance.
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Preparation underway for America250 July 4 celebration at LA Coliseum
The ticket price will match the year when the United States of America was founded: $17.76.
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Police ID driver suspected in car chase rampage that ended with 8 pedestrians hurt
At least eight people were hurt Tuesday evening when an armed carjacking suspect led police officers on a chase from Culver City to downtown Los Angeles, according to police.
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Eaton Fire victims sue landlords over rental gouging
The Altadena family claims that it was charged almost $15,000 per month, nearly three times the legal maximum.
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‘Becerra Bounce.' How Xavier Becerra surged from behind to be a frontrunner in governor's race
The polls showed Xavier Becerra could be this primary election’s comeback kid.
