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Liz Chavolla

Los Angeles
As seen in: KVEA-TV (Universal City, CA), MSN, KNBC-TV (Los Angeles, CA), Telemundo
Multi-Media Emmy Award winning Producer for Telemundo 52 Los Angeles. Nor-Cal girl who has been blessed with a great family, friends and a very cool job.
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Street Food Vendors at Risk of Being Closed If They Don't Have Required Permits

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By Norma Ribeiro Verified, Liz Chavolla
| MSN Verified
© Provided by NBC Los Angeles Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, many street food vendors continue to set up their stalls on the streets of Los Angeles as county health inspectors have been conducting operations to close them. On Thursday, health inspectors closed a taco stand in East Los Angeles known as Tacos San Juditas because they did not have their health permits to sell food on the street. The food they were preparing yesterday to sell ended up in the trash.
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From His Blue House to His ‘LA’ Wedding Ring, This Dodgers Fan Bleeds Blue Original

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By Liz Chavolla
| KNBC-TV (Los Angeles, CA) Verified
One San Fernando Valley Los Angeles Dodgers fan lives and breathes Dodger blue. Emerson Díaz says his love for the blue and white team goes back well over 20 years. Before the coronavirus pandemic, he says he was going to at least 30 games per season. "I've been to every game in the playoffs to a few games, both games in the World Series," the 47-year-old said.
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Veterans Day Deals: Free Meals, Discounts, Other Offers for Military Members

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By Liz Chavolla, Jonathan Lloyd Verified
| KNBC-TV (Los Angeles, CA) Verified
Veterans Day is Saturday, and many businesses around the country will be thanking service members for their courage and sacrifice with discounts and other offers. Veterans Day became official in 1938, originally called Armistice Day. The name was changed in 1954, under President Dwight D. Eisenhower, to Veterans Day. Since then, there have been parades, speeches and special commemorations in cemeteries. Businesses also have joined in.
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