Jade Hernandez, ABC7 Eyewitness News

Jade Hernandez

ABC7 Eyewitness News

Los Angeles, CA, United States

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Past articles by Jade:

West Hollywood hosts its own Pride parade for first time as thousands lined Santa Monica Boulevard

For the first time, West Hollywood hosted its own Pride parade, and organizers pulled out all the stops. → Read More

Homeless mothers treated to special brunch on Mother's Day in Tustin

One SoCal non-profit organization treated mothers without a home to a special pancake brunch for Mother's Day. → Read More

Suspect shot by LASD deputies after allegedly trying to run them over in Hacienda Heights

A suspect allegedly tried to run over two L.A. County sheriff's deputies before they shot and wounded him in Hacienda Heights Friday afternoon, according to authorities. → Read More

$7 a gallon for regular gasoline? At least 1 gas station in LA is getting close to that mark

BAY AREA DRIVERS: The average price of a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline in L.A. County rose to $5.247 on Saturday, but some gas stations in the area have even higher prices. What are YOU paying here in the Bay Area? → Read More

Strong winds topple massive trees in some SoCal neighborhoods, damaging homes and vehicles

Powerful winds toppled massive trees in some Southern California neighborhoods overnight Friday, damaging homes, vehicles and demolishing a cinder-block wall in Arcadia. → Read More

LAUSD reopens after winter break with thousands of students absent due to COVID

LAUSD students returned to campus on Tuesday, although thousands remain isolating at home after positive COVID-19 tests. → Read More

LAUSD conducts COVID testing at campuses and distributes at-home test kits as deadline looms

The Los Angeles Unified School District distributed at-home COVID-19 test kits and hosted testing sites at multiple LAUSD campuses. → Read More

COVID-19 testing site opens in Santa Monica with capacity to test nearly 2,000 people per day

A COVID-19 testing site opened in Santa Monica on Saturday, Jan. 8, 2022, with the capacity to test nearly 2,000 per day, officials said. → Read More

Activision Blizzard employee airs new accusations of sexual harassment

Activision Blizzard reached an $18 million settlement this year over sexual harassment claims but an attorney says the company has yet to act. → Read More

Bellflower residents are attacked, injured after arriving home to find house ransacked by intruders

Would-be robbers ransacked a house in Bellflower and assaulted a man and woman after they arrived home to find the thieves still on the property, the residents said. → Read More

More dying in high-speed crashes as pandemic reduces traffic, data show

California has three of the 10 deadliest freeways in the country - and 2020 saw a sharp increase in traffic fatalities. → Read More

Petition seeks reinstatement of 2 Downey High School coaches who organized ill-fated hiking trip

A petition is being circulated in an effort to reinstate two Downey High School coaches who organized an ill-fated hiking trip to Mount Baldy, where several students had to be rescued. → Read More

Newsom to sign bill enabling return of seized Bruce's Beach to descendants of original Black owners

Gov. Gavin Newsom is expected to sign a bill Thursday that will enable the return of a Manhattan Beach property to the descendants of the original Black owners. → Read More

Boyfriend speaks out after woman, 18, left brain dead in shooting by school officer in Long Beach

The boyfriend of an 18-year-old woman who was shot by a school safety officer in Long Beach spoke out after the shooting left his girlfriend brain dead. → Read More

Malibu Triathlon raises funds for cancer research at Children's Hospital Los Angeles

About 5,000 triathletes swam, biked and ran their way to the finish line this weekend, all while raising money for Children's Hospital Los Angeles' Pediatric Cancer Research Program. → Read More

SoCal man given last rites now recovering from COVID after 3 months in the ICU

Ruben Gonzalez was told if he hadn't gotten to the hospital when he did, he would have died. He was given his last rites, but somehow survived - all that while still grieving his son's death. → Read More

LAUSD board votes to require COVID-19 vaccination for most on-campus students 12 and older

The Los Angeles Unified School District's school board has approved making it mandatory for most students age 12 and over to be vaccinated against COVID-19 to attend in-person classes. → Read More

LA County watching trend of COVID-19 cases among unvaccinated kids as LAUSD reports 14 outbreaks

With schools beginning their third week of in-person instruction, L.A. County health officials are concerned about a trend of rising COVID case rates among children who aren't yet eligible to get vaccinated. → Read More

Pasadena Unified School District welcomes students back to campus with COVID guidelines in place

Pasadena Unified School District campuses are set to welcome back students for in-person learning, with multiple guidelines in place to protect them and their teachers from the spread of the coronavirus. → Read More

Long Beach encouraging students get vaccinated for fall school year amid rise in child COVID cases

Long Beach is partnering with its education officials to get K12 and college students vaccinated against COVID-19 before the fall school year begins → Read More