A WORLD-CLASS REPORTER
Getting Close to the Source
I’m Cailley Chella and I’ve been a professional Reporter since 2010. Based in Los Angeles, I find and report on the most recent and relevant stories, both locally and nationally. As a Multimedia Reporter I wear many, many hats.
Anchor Reel
January 1, 2023
Cailley Chella is an Emmy-winning journalist with over 10 years of experience in broadcast journalism. She's honed her skills as a producer for the National Emmy winning show, VICE News, as well as a local news anchor in Fargo, North Dakota.
Yes, Your Pet Can Catch Coronavirus — but Don't Freak Out
April 16, 2020
In West Hollywood, California, Dr. J.D. Caslyn is implementing social distancing in his veterinary practice. That's more for the human owners than his patients.
VICE News: This California Family Watched Their Home Burn on Live TV
October 29, 2019
Amy and David Lamon watched home burn, live on TV. The couple had evacuated to a friend’s house as smoke from the Tick Fire encroached on their home in Santa Clarita, California on Friday, and watched their own home burned on the local news. When they made back to their house on Sunday, little was left. Remarkably, among the charred remains of what had been their house, Amy Lamon, 46, found her wedding ring. “Everything was tipped over, and it was just standing there,” she said, holding a jewelry box that somehow been untouched by the flames. In addition to fighting the flames, firefighters pulled family pictures off the walls and hauled them and other mementos in recycling bins outside the Lamon’s home.
Live Reporting Reel
January 1, 2023
Cailley has worked as an MMJ in markets 2, 12 and 100+.
Santa Monica Airport Shortens Runway
January 1, 2023
Santa Monica has promised to close it's airport by 2028, but are they working towards that goal even sooner than promised?
Anchor News Rundown: Jimmy Kimmel goes in on healthcare debate
January 1, 2023
I'm Anchor.fm's news anchor! All the news you need, twice a day, in just a few minutes. Here's a news story about Jimmy Kimmel.
These Activists Want People to Stop Calling the Cops
January 1, 2023
On a hot Friday night in a strip mall in West Phoenix, the activist group Poder in Action was holding a community event to promote collective safety. The group generally encourages the public to take better care of one another during times of crisis, but this time they had an even stronger message: Unless you absolutely have to, don’t call the cops.
A Bridge Home - Part II
January 1, 2023
A two-part series about what LA is doing now to help homeless Angelenos - learn about the "A Bridge Home" initiative.
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