Alina Lee is a News Anchor and Reporter for KHON2 News and NewsNation. With a focus on local news in Hawaii, specifically in Honolulu, Alina covers a wide range of stories including community events, breaking news, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured on FOX21 News.
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Alina Lee's coverage focuses primarily on local news, with an emphasis on crime and community events. She may be receptive to pitches related to breaking news stories, evolving local events, government announcements, or community-based initiatives.
Given her focus on crime and family/relationship topics within a local context, she may be interested in receiving pitches that highlight issues affecting the community such as neighborhood safety concerns or human interest stories related to families and relationships.
Considering Alina’s geographic focus in Hawaii specifically Honolulu, relevant pitches could include insights into local holiday traditions or retail trends specific to the region. Additionally, given her coverage of travel-related announcements by Alaska Airlines, she might also consider pieces about travel tips for locals or visitors.
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It could cost more to get items shipped between islands. Young Brothers is looking to raise rates to cover increases in operating costs and impacts from the pandemic.
By: Alina Lee
“I would like to see people like this locked up so they can’t influence three juvenile kids to go and teach them how to do wrongdoings.”
“The good thing is you can just close your browser or restart your computer and it’ll all go away.”
“Trying to come up with common sense measures having to do with who has to wear a helmet, what age you can be, what happens if you do reckless behavior on your e-bike.”
HONOLULU (KHON2) — A family is holding on to hope for their little boy who nearly drowned in a swimming pool. Unfortunately, their situation is more common than people realize. Water safety advocat…
“If you are walking along the road, please don’t dart between cars. When you reach to a crosswalk, make sure that you make eye contact with the drivers and make sure you cross at a mark…
“More children were killed in car crashes, including even being with an impaired driver on Halloween than any other day during the year.”
“I keep saying that I’d rather live without electricity than water,” stated Lucille Ranit, Waimanalo resident. “At least we can use flashlights, but water, you can never liv…
By: Alina Lee
"I see out the side door this huge wall of water coming in, and I start panicking. I see like this literal tsunami coming from the road, and at that point, I knew it was going to be bad."
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Drivers will have to slow down even more the next time they drive through a school zone or park. A newly passed City Council bill on Thursday will lower speed limits in certain a…
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