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Jessica Romm Pérez

  • Vice President of Partnerships, The Expert
  • Editor, LAist
New York
As seen in: LAist, The Washington Post, Yahoo, Food52, California Love, Domino, Remodelista
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Neighbors pitch in

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By James Bartlett, Jessica Perez, Jessica Romm Pérez
| California Love
Read on ... to learn more about the group and how you can help. Backstory: The group is founded by Antoinette “Toni” Bailey-Raines, who grew up in Altadena and whose parents and sister all lost homes in the fire. Why now: The volunteering effort is not just to tidy things up – but to clear lots of fire fuels as the region enters fire season. A group called Neighbors Helping Neighbors has been clearing overgrown weeds for free on fire survivors' empty lots in Altadena.
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Angels Flight

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By James Bartlett, Jessica Perez, Jessica Romm Pérez
| California Love
The backstory: Campbell is also a superfan and has been researching the Bunker Hill funicular's 124-year history. Why it matters: Campbell is one of a team of operators behind the proverbial wheel of the two near-identical funiculars — named Olivet and Sinai — that go up and down a 33% angle slope from Hill Street to Bunker Hill in downtown Los Angeles.
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Who will manage JPL?

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By Jessica Perez, Jessica Romm Pérez, John Donegan 
| California Love
A recently released juvenile southwestern pond turtle swims in the San Gabriel River in the Angeles National Forest. Read on ... for more about this conservation success story. A new generation: Once they'd grown a bit, the zoo released the young turtles into San Gabriel River where they belong in April. The baby boom: But then something happened that scientists didn't expect: "One baby, two baby, three baby, four baby. Fifteen babies later," is how a wildlife care manager at the zoo described it.
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