Alejandra Guzman is a news reporter for FOX 13 Seattle and FOX10 Phoenix, with a focus on local news in the United States, particularly in the Washington, Seattle area. Her work has also been featured in KCPQ-TV, FOX 5 DC, Fox 29 Philadelphia, WTXF, and Yahoo News. Alejandra covers a wide range of topics, including crime, public safety, community issues, and human interest stories.
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Alejandra's coverage focuses on local crime, public safety issues, and evolving stories in the Seattle area. Given her focus on breaking news and evolving stories related to crime, she may be interested in pitches involving exclusive details or expert insights into ongoing criminal cases or legal developments within the Seattle region.
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By: Alejandra Guzman
Mail truck break-ins spark warnings to protect packages
By: Alejandra Guzman
School cancels'Know Your Rights' session amid social media backlash
By: Alejandra Guzman
A woman accused of attempting to kidnap a three-year-old girl from the emergency room at Puyallup's Good Samaritan Hospital will remain in jail as she undergoes a mental health evaluation.
By: Alejandra Guzman
Woman sexually assaulted while walking her dog in Tacoma
By: Alejandra Guzman
A federal judge sentenced "career criminal" Ruchell Gilbert to 16 years in prison for drug and firearm offenses for his role in the deadly Capitol Hill shootout after the 2023 Block Party.
By: Alejandra Guzman
Brothers sentenced for elderly home repair scam Two brothers targeted the elderly, conning half-a-million dollars from a Shoreline homeowner before being caught.
As snow continues to blanket Washington’s mountain passes, WSDOT is urging drivers to follow winter driving requirements. The region is bracing for the first major winter weather event of the season.
By: Alejandra Guzman
Thousands are still without power after a storm system struck western Washington Tuesday night, with flooding getting so high in some areas it shut down roads.
By: Alejandra Guzman
A vital lifeline for local salmon and steelhead populations, the Granite Falls Fish Ladder is out of service following a series of copper wire thefts that began in early October 2024.
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