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.
Nathalie is excited to join the Action News team, and looks forward to covering Merced, Madera, and Mariposa Counties. You can reach her on Facebook and Twitter if you have a story idea, or just to say "Hi!"
Archive
Federal workers in Fresno are worried there's no end in sight for the shutdown as it goes into it's 30th day.
Another restaurant is closing in Merced. However, city officials say more businesses could be on the way.
Highway 140 is now open after the first powerful storm of the year moved through the Central Valley prompting several weather warnings.
A Merced home has become a health issue for several Merced neighbors. Authorities say along with rats and trash, at least a dozen people are living on the property.
Mariposa County business owners are feeling the impact of the government shutdown.
