Nathalie Granda
Before coming to the west coast, Nathalie worked as a multimedia journalist at KVII-TV in Amarillo, TX. During her time there, she covered stories ranging from the new open carry laws, a summer camp aimed at helping kids facing cancer, and reported about several law enforcement agencies in the area placing 'In God We Trust" stickers on their vehicles.
Nathalie graduated with from the Missouri School of Journalism with a B.A. in Radio/TV Journalism and a minor in Spanish. She grew up in Miami, FL, but would visit family in Los Angeles every year.
When she's not working, Nathalie loves traveling, spending time with friends and family, being outdoors and being anywhere with live music.
You can reach her on Facebook and Twitter if you have a story idea, or just to say "Hi!"
Nathalie's Stories
Family of murdered Tulare man officially files lawsuit against Walmart
The family has filed several negligence charges against the retailer, claiming their ammunition was stored improperly the day their brother, Rocky Jones, was shot.
Thousands mourn fallen Porterville firefighters at remembrance ceremony
Families and firefighters gathered to grieve the loss of Captain Ray Figueroa and firefighter Patrick Jones, who lost their lives fighting the blaze that burnt down the Porterville City library.
Porterville library fire: Body of 2nd firefighter found, 2 teens arrested for starting fire
Two 13-year-old boys have been arrested in connection to a deadly fire at the Porterville city library, authorities announced Wednesday morning.
Deadly Porterville fire: Officials say library had no sprinkler system
The library was built in 1953 and saw many changes over the years, but lacked fire sprinklers that are now required in modern structures. Residents say it was more than just a building with books.
1 firefighter killed, 1 missing while fighting fire at Porterville library
One Porterville City firefighter has been killed and another firefighter is "unaccounted for" while battling flames at the Porterville City library.
East central Fresno neighborhood on edge after mailbox theft
Neighbors say they didn't need the video to know who the culprit was since they say the home has been the source of a series of problems.
Man with autism has specially-designed trike stolen while buying medicine for fiancé in SE Fresno
Lee's been riding his trike for nine years, helping both he and his father create memories along the way.
Multiple North Fresno businesses dealing with burglaries
From stolen furniture to denim jeans and cash, the owners of Revival 23 and Field House are looking for answers after break-ins.
Pete Buttigieg makes stop at Central Valley
The South Bend mayor and Democratic presidential candidate was in San Francisco and Sacramento on Friday morning and then boarded his flight to Seattle from the Castle airport in Atwater.
Family, friends of Merced 16-year-old injured in shooting march for change
Patrick Amador remains in critical condition, weeks after he and four other teens were shot in downtown Merced.
