Valeria Garcia (Page 2)
Los Angeles
Valeria Garcia is a Southern California-based reporter for The Click and a Social Media Editor for PEOPLE Magazine, whose work has appeared in DailyMail.com, NBC LA, Telemundo, and WORLD News Group, among others. She specializes in entertainment, politics, and human interest stories. She is currently pursuing her master’s degree in journalism at NYU. Garcia graduated with a B.A. in Communications and Media Arts from Providence Christian College in Pasadena, CA.
April 17, 2025
‘The Best of the Best’: From High School Huddles to Team USA
"Everybody there is a leader on their team," Fisher said of the U19 roster. "It's just twelve leaders coming in all together. Everybody knows everyone there is the best of the best."
April 3, 2025
From Classrooms to College Tuition—How Federal Cuts Could Reshape Education
"America is not going to be great if we don’t have educated people who know how to work in these industries, who know how to innovate," said high school educator Kate Blumenthal.
March 6, 2025
‘We’ve Been Forgotten’: Mountain Fire Victims Fight Frustration Amid Slow Recovery Efforts
While signs around Camarillo indicate that the second phase of clean-up efforts has commenced, some homeowners feel as though they have been left to navigate the post-fire process alone.
![Mountain Fire ravages Spanish Hills home on the evening of Nov. 7, 2024 [Credit: Valeria Garcia]](https://theclick.news/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/FinalFeature.BlazeNight-scaled.jpg)
December 8, 2024
‘They Lost Everything:’ Weary Southern Californians Face a Fiery Future
“Oh my God, my house is in danger,” resident Jamie Randall said. "I'm alive. My wife is alive. We have everything we need, this can be replaced."
![Democratic Congresswoman Julia Brownley wins seventh term in Congress [Credit: Brownley for Congress]](https://theclick.news/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/ElectionStory.Julia-Brownley.jpg)
November 6, 2024
Julia Brownley Re-claims California’s 26th District Seat, Defeats Michael Koslow
“The voter turnout is crazy,” Camarillo poll worker Brooke Kim said. “Hundreds of people are showing up to exercise their right to vote."