Los Angeles, United States (Local)
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Alex Wigglesworth predominantly covers evolving stories, breaking news, and cites data related to scientific topics such as climate change, California wildfires, natural disasters, crime, and emergency preparedness. Given this focus, experts with firsthand experience or in-depth knowledge of these areas would be well-placed to provide valuable insights for her coverage.
As Alex's geographic focus is local to the United States (specifically California and Los Angeles), sources with expertise in local climate change initiatives, wildfire management strategies at a regional level or those involved in crime prevention efforts within the region would likely resonate strongly. Additionally, given her emphasis on citing data and government announcements related to these themes suggests that officials from relevant agencies could also be effective sources for her articles.
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By: Alex Wigglesworth
LOS ANGELES — A slate of projects aimed at preserving the future of the iconic Joshua tree has been scrapped after the Trump administration blocked more than $25 million in funding for national parks this year.
By: Alex Wigglesworth
LOS ANGELES — A slate of projects aimed at preserving the future of the iconic Joshua tree has been scrapped after the Trump administration blocked more than $25 million in funding for national parks this year.
By: Alex Wigglesworth
A slate of projects aimed at preserving the future of the iconic Joshua tree has been scrapped after the Trump administration blocked more than $25 million in funding for national parks this year.
By: Alex Wigglesworth
Joshua Tree National Park was among the hardest hit by the US administration blocking funding for Joshua tree preservation projects. Some in the Parks service fear an attempt to bleed public lands dry, to create a false justification to sell off the lands.
Alex Wigglesworth The string of El Niño-fueled storms that have closed roads, crumbled boardwalks and eroded beaches in Southern California
By: Alex Wigglesworth
The rain falling across Southern California won't bring an end to the region's fire season just yet, experts say. But it's creating plenty of issues while it's here.
By: Alex Wigglesworth
LOS ANGELES — The string of El Niño-fueled storms that have closed roads, crumbled boardwalks and eroded beaches in Southern California in the summer
By: Alex Wigglesworth
LOS ANGELES — The string of El Niño-fueled storms that have closed roads, crumbled boardwalks and eroded beaches in Southern California in the summer
By: Alex Wigglesworth
Dozens of participants in the Binational Half Marathon reportedly returned from the race to find their cars had been towed.
By: Alex Wigglesworth
Forecasters are calling for a dark and stormy Halloween in the Los Angeles area, with rain expected Friday through Sunday.
