Anthony Dabruzzi is a reporter and multimedia journalist (MMJ) for Spectrum News 1, focusing on local news in Southern California. With a background in political reporting, Anthony covers a wide range of topics including government legislation, education, and community events. His work has been featured in Time Warner Cable Enterprises, LLC., and Spectrum News.
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Anthony Dabruzzi's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics, particularly in Wisconsin. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to legislative developments, government initiatives, and legal policy regulation within the state of Wisconsin or Southern California.
Given his focus on specific bills, policies, and political figures within these regions, he may respond well to experts who can provide insights into the impact of proposed legislation or analyze trends in local government. Pitches that align with ongoing discussions around funding issues, redistricting efforts, and changes to tuition reciprocity could be particularly relevant.
Considering Anthony’s heavy emphasis on announcements from local authorities like governors and university regents as per his previous articles’ titles suggests that he would be most responsive to sources who have direct insight into upcoming governmental decisions or those directly affected by such decisions.
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Tuesday was the latest in a campaign blitz across Wisconsin over the last week.
The visit was Vance’s seventh to the state.
From closing arguments to an early voting push, both sides are trying to connect with voters using what time they have left.
The event was focused on reaching out to younger voters.
OSHKOSH, Wis. — Former President Bill Clinton spent Thursday afternoon in Wisconsin, as he made stops in Oshkosh and Milwaukee, with the hopes of
He reminded voters why Wisconsin is a must-win.
By: Anthony Dabruzzi
The ask comes as Gov. Evers crafts his next budget.
Worry comments could undercut election integrity.
“Rainy day” fund has an additional $1.9B.
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