Dani Masten is a reporter for Action News Now.

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Dani Masten joined the Action News Now team as a reporter in July 2020.

She is from Los Angeles and graduated in May 2020 from Pepperdine University with a bachelor's degree in broadcast journalism.

She worked as a live field reporter for NewsWaves32 in Malibu California and as an intern for CBS Los Angeles Sports Central before coming to Action News Now.

Dani grew up working as a professional dancer in the entertainment industry dancing on the VMA’s, Kids Choice Awards, and Ellen.

In her free time, she loves to spend time with her family, exercise, and travel.

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New Chico PD unit aims to cut down violent crime

Last week, the Chico Police Department announced that they created a new unit to combat violent crimes in Chico.

Website aims to help reunite Bear Fire survivors with their lost pets

Many Bear fire victims remain separated from their pets two weeks after the fire erupted.

CDC removes guidance about airborne COVID-19 transmission

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Monday reverted to its previous guidance about how coronavirus is transmitted, removing language about airborne transmission it had posted just days earlier.

Air quality improves and businesses hope to gain more customers

Coronavirus restrictions forced restaurants to offer outdoor dining only and faced addtional challenges as wildfires polluted the air.

NVADG teams continue to evacuate animals due to Bear fire.

Many animals have been displaced and left behind as fires continue to burn all throughout Northern California and the North Valley Animal Disaster Group teams showed Action News Now how these animals are being cared for and brought back to safety.

One market in Oroville serving as a safe haven for evacuees

Thousands of people are still not allowed to return to their homes and many have no where to take shelter. The parking lot at Lakeside market has resources and shelter available for evacuees.

Post office closures prompted by Bear fire left evacuees confused

Several United States post offices have had to close due to the fast-moving fires in Northern California. Some evacuees from the Bear Fire shared their frustrations about not knowing where to pick up their mail.

President Trump visits Sacramento for wildfire briefing

President Donald Trump arrived at McClellan Park at 10:50 a.m. Monday. Trump’s visit to Sacramento prompted dozens of demonstraters on both sides, hoping to be heard.

One family loses their home after the Bear Fire tore through their area

One family loses their home due to the Bear Fire just two weeks after remodeling their home.

Animal shelter available for Bear Fire evacuees with livestock

Evacuation centers are up and running in Butte and Yuba counties for those who had to leave their homes due to the bear fire and there are also options for those who need a place to take their livestock.

Data is updated nightly.

Confirmed Cases: 803660

Reported Deaths: 15516