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About John

John Fenoglio is a broadcast journalist based in Southern California (Los Angeles) with 8+ years of reporting experience. His work has taken him all over the greater Southwest and Northwest regions of the US. Currently, he is a freelance political reporter for KTLA in Los Angeles. He has been avidly covering this controversial and groundbreaking Presidental Election cycle, as well as, live, breaking news and enterprise reporting. He has reported from the campaign trail at rallies and conducted personal interviews wth Hillary Clinton, Ted Cruz, and Bernie Sanders just to name a few. His live reports air nightly at 6, 10, and 11pm. Prior to moving to LA, John was a freelance breaking news reporter at KTRK in Houston, his hometown. He hit the ground running, reporting stories of heroism and tragedy during the Spring of 2015 when Tropical Storm Bill, tornados, and flooding pummeled southeast Texas. Before Houston, he was the weekend anchor and a general assignment reporter for KRON in San Francisco. He made his debut with the network covering the crash of Asian Flight 214 at San Francisco International Airport in July 2013. He's also served as an LA-based, regional correspondent for CBS News and FRANCE 24 International News (English edition), where he covered local stories of national and international interest from the US West Coast. Fenoglio regularly writes, produces, shoots, and edits his own stories.

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Bass, Raman Spar Over Homelessness in Heated L.A. Mayoral Debate

KTLA 20 Aug 2026 English

Incumbent Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and City Councilwoman Nithya Raman clashed in a mayoral debate over homelessness, affordable housing, policing, film-industry jobs, City Hall cooperation and Bass’s response to the Palisades fire. Raman criticized Bass’s record, citing lost film jobs and shortcomings in the mayor’s office, while Bass defended the Inside Safe program and argued that Raman has struggled to build support and implement her ideas. Both candidates agreed that Los Angeles needs more affordable housing but disagreed over how to accelerate construction and reduce bureaucratic barriers. The election is scheduled for Nov. 3, with early voting beginning Oct. 5.

Los Angeles Mayoral Election Homelessness Affordable Housing Local Politics Film Industry Jobs Los Angeles California United States Los Angeles city government Los Angeles City Council Los Angeles County Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority
Reporting styleInformative

Predominantly factual, balanced debate coverage with limited evaluative framing.

Political contextCentre

Straight news coverage presenting competing Democratic mayoral candidates' claims and criticisms without endorsing either side.

Pacific Palisades holds first Independence Day celebrations since Palisades Fire

KTLA 4 Jul 2026 English

Pacific Palisades residents marked their first Independence Day festivities since the Palisades Fire, beginning with a morning 5K, 10K and kids’ run, followed by a community parade along Sunset Boulevard. Returning residents, including a young man whose home was destroyed, expressed gratitude for the opportunity to reconnect. Evening celebrations at Palisades Charter High School feature music, food trucks, activities and a drone show.

Local events Wildfire recovery Independence Day Pacific Palisades Los Angeles United States Palisades Charter High School Anders Stephanie
Reporting styleInformative

Mostly factual reporting with minor subjective quotes from attendees

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce donate $26M to charities ahead of wedding, including Dolly Parton’s

KTLA 3 Jul 2026 English

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce donated $26 million to charities ahead of their rumored wedding, directing funds to food banks, animal welfare groups, educational programs, children’s hospitals, and Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, which received $2 million. Multiple organizations publicly thanked the couple for their support as speculation continues about a potential ceremony at Madison Square Garden.

Celebrity Philanthropy United States Los Angeles New York Los Angeles Regional Food Bank Feeding America American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Grammy Museum Imagination Library Taylor Swift Travis Kelce
Reporting styleInformative

Primarily factual reporting with minimal subjective language

What to expect at LA’s America250 block party and concert

KTLA 3 Jul 2026 English

Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum will host the America250 block party and concert featuring free afternoon activities and an evening show hosted by Queen Latifah with performances by major artists, followed by fireworks and drones. Tickets cost $17.76 with proceeds supporting Giving 4th, and attendees must follow the venue’s clear bag policy and arrive early due to cashless entry.

Fourth of July celebrations Live events Entertainment Los Angeles California United States Queen Latifah Chris Stapleton The Smashing Pumpkins Maren Morris Anthony Ramos Chaka Khan
Reporting styleFactual

Straightforward informational event details

The Rock says 'Moana 3' is in the works

KTLA 2 Jul 2026 English

Dwayne Johnson revealed during a promotional tour in Brazil that a third Moana film is being developed, though Disney has not officially announced it. He confirmed writers Jared Bush and Dana Ledoux Miller will return for the project. Johnson reprises his role in the upcoming live-action Moana, set for release on July 11, with Catherine Laga’aia starring as the protagonist.

Entertainment Film announcements Disney films United States Brazil Dwayne Johnson Jared Bush Dana Ledoux Miller Auli’i Cravalho Khaleesi Lambert-Tsuda Catherine Laga’aia Walt Disney Company
Reporting styleFactual

Straightforward entertainment news with factual reporting

Critics rave over Madonna’s ‘Confessions II’

KTLA 2 Jul 2026 English

Critics widely praise Madonna’s upcoming album “Confessions II,” highlighting its autobiographical themes, confident production and return to her dance‑music strengths. Reviews from The Independent, The Guardian, NME and the BBC commend its emotional openness and musical cohesion, though some note it runs longer than necessary and contains a few weaker tracks. The album revisits personal history, including her relationship with daughter Lourdes and the death of her brother Christopher, and is considered her strongest work in two decades.

Music Entertainment & Celebrity The Independent The Guardian NME BBC Madonna Roisin O’Connor Lourdes Alexis Petridis Stuart Price Maluma
Reporting styleBalanced

Mix of critic opinions and factual reporting on album reviews

Palisades Fire debris cleanup reaches major milestone ahead of schedule

KTLA 5 27 Aug 2025 English

Debris removal following the destructive Palisades Fire has been completed in just eight months, far ahead of the initial 18‑month estimate. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers led the large-scale operation, removing millions of tons of hazardous materials and achieving what officials call the fastest cleanup of its kind in U.S. history. Representative Brad Sherman noted that despite this milestone, challenges remain, including securing adequate federal aid and clarifying insurance requirements to enable rebuilding. Legislative actions by Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and California Governor Gavin Newsom aim to streamline permitting and support affected residents as reconstruction efforts continue.

Wildfires Disaster Recovery California News Pacific Palisades California United States U.S. Army Corps of Engineers FEMA California State Government Los Angeles City Government Brad Sherman Karen Bass
Reporting styleInformative

Primarily factual reporting with minor subjective statements from quoted officials

Trump threatens National Guard deployment to major U.S. cities

KTLA 26 Aug 2025 English

President Donald Trump signed an executive order to create a specialized National Guard unit to assist local law enforcement in quelling civil disturbances and suggested potential deployments to Chicago and other Democratic-led cities, after previously sending more than 2,700 Guard troops to Washington, D.C. Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson rejected the notion of federal intervention, citing no request for assistance and warning of federal overreach, while city data indicates violent crime in Chicago has fallen year over year. Legal experts flagged constitutional concerns over deploying federalized troops in local jurisdictions, setting up a contentious debate over crime, policing, and federal authority ahead of the November elections.

U.S. Politics Crime and Policing Civil Unrest 2024 U.S. Elections Chicago United States Washington, D.C. National Guard Pentagon White House City of Chicago State of Illinois
Reporting styleInformative

Mostly factual reporting of official statements and reactions with limited analysis or subjective language.

Political contextCentre

Straight news coverage presenting statements from opposing political figures without explicit editorializing.

Music Fest Fridays: HAUSER set to play at Greek Theatre

KTLA 30 May 2025 English

HAUSER, a renowned cello artist, is set to perform at the Greek Theatre as part of the Music Fest Fridays series. He recently released a new single, 'Mission: Impossible', from his upcoming album. The segment aired on KTLA 5 News, emphasizing HAUSER's global influence and the anticipation surrounding his new music.

Music Entertainment Los Angeles HAUSER Mission: Impossible
Reporting styleBalanced

The article is a mix of factual information about HAUSER's upcoming performance and promotional content.

Make-A-Wish Wednesday: Meet wish kid Tristan Collins

KTLA 29 May 2025 English

Make-A-Wish Foundation is preparing to grant wishes to children with critical illnesses as summer approaches. Tristan Collins, a wish kid, fulfilled his dream of swimming with sharks in the Florida Keys, thanks to the foundation. His experience included swimming with nurse sharks, visiting The Turtle Hospital, and enjoying a glass-bottom boat cruise. The segment aired on KTLA 5 News, highlighting the positive impact of the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

Make-A-Wish Foundation Children's Health Florida Keys Orange County Inland Empire The Turtle Hospital Tristan Collins Jenna Herman
Reporting styleInformative

The article is mostly factual with some subjective elements related to the personal experience of Tristan Collins.

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