Multi-Skilled Journalist And Weekend Morning Anchor
Austin Castro is a multi-skilled journalist and weekend morning anchor at KXTV ABC10. He focuses on themes related to security and law enforcement, as well as security technology, while also covering topics like security equipment, climate policy, and tourism. Austin has been featured in KRCR News Channel 7, KION-TV, and ABC10.
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Sacramento, United States (Local)
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Austin Castro's coverage is primarily focused on local government, law enforcement, healthcare, events, and the housing crisis in the United States with a particular focus on California and Humboldt County. He seems to be interested in covering events and announcements related to these topics. For successful outreach to Austin, consider offering insights or access to sources related to local government decisions, law enforcement updates and challenges faced by them in their roles, healthcare system developments at a local level including hospital operations or community health initiatives as well as any significant upcoming events or impactful weather conditions affecting the region.
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By: Austin Castro
Sheriff Jim Cooper launches a ballot initiative to reform Prop 57, aiming to prevent parole for sexually violent predators under elderly parole laws.
By: Austin Castro
Sacramento County officials confirm 6 new measles cases in an outbreak primarily affecting unvaccinated children, highlighting the importance of vaccination.
By: Austin Castro
Families gathered near California's State Capitol to protest Proposition 57, demanding tougher laws for trying teens as adults in violent crimes.
By: Austin Castro
The trial begins for Mtula Payton and Dandrae Martin, charged with Sacramento's 2022 K Street mass shooting. Both face multiple charges, including felony murder.
A fatal crash involving a bicyclist at UC Davis is prompting calls for safer roads, as students and advocates push for infrastructure improvements.
South Sacramento hosted a large-scale disaster drill at Kaiser Permanente, simulating a major earthquake to test regional emergency response coordination.
By: Austin Castro
Sacramento International Airport is gearing up for a record-breaking summer travel season with significant upgrades underway, including a new bridge and parking.
By: Austin Castro
Cities across California, including Sacramento and San Francisco, face budget deficits due to rising costs and dwindling revenues, prompting difficult decisions.
By: Austin Castro
Carlos Dominguez's retrial begins, focusing on a second-degree murder charge tied to 2023 Davis stabbings. Jury selection began on Friday, May 15.
By: Austin Castro
California's midterm primary sees voters heading to the polls, with Sacramento County expecting a typical 40% turnout. Same-day voter registration is also available.
