Azian Bermea is a journalist based in San Antonio, Texas, focusing on local news and community stories. With experience working for KSAT and WDIV-TV, Azian covers a wide range of topics including local events, crime, business, and social issues.
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San Antonio, Texas, United States (Local)
Azian Bermea's reporting focuses heavily on local news, particularly crime and breaking or evolving stories in San Antonio. Given this emphasis, she would likely be most responsive to pitches related to ongoing developments in the area that involve crime, public safety issues, and significant community events.
Bermea also covers a wide range of topics such as fire incidents, holiday travel, local economy, education, health awareness among others. Pitches should ideally align with these areas of interest within the context of San Antonio or Texas. For example: updates on major road projects impacting residents' daily lives or initiatives supporting public school funding could capture her attention.
Given her focus on "evolving stories" and "breaking news," PR professionals may consider pitching timely updates tied to ongoing events rather than evergreen content.
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By: Azian Bermea, Katrina Webber
Marta Lamar Prater, 49, died Saturday night after being shot in the neck and head by a Balcones Heights police officer.
By: Azian Bermea, Rj Marquez, Katrina Webber, Ben Spicer
– A deadly crash has shut down a stretch of State Highway 16/Bandera Road on the far Northwest Side.
By: Katrina Webber, Azian Bermea
One man is dead, and one is injured after a pickup and dump truck collided on Highway 16 in far Northwest Bexar County Tuesday morning.
By: Katrina Webber, Azian Bermea
SAPD Chief William McManus praised program originally designed by UTSA researchers
By: Azian Bermea, Patty Santos, Santiago Esparza, Katrina Webber
San Antonio police arrested Johnny Munoz, 42, after he allegedly fired shots at them, then took over a guest room at a local motel.
By: Azian Bermea, Katrina Webber
Several suspicious fires broke out on the city's Northwest Side early Monday morning, including one at an apartment complex. Investigators are trying to determine if they're related.
By: Matthew Craig, Priscilla Carraman, Rick Medina, Maritza Carlos, Myra Arthur, Adam Barraza, Andrew Wilson, Katrina Webber, Eddie Latigo, Gavin Nesbitt, Joe Arredondo, Azian Bermea, Bill Taylor, Avery Everett, Daniela Ibarra, Adam B. Higgins, Steve Sprieste
SAN ANTONIO – The Alamo, River Walk, San Fernando Cathedral. They are all iconic places that serve as icons of San Antonio and touchstones in the middle of a bustling city. But what is it like to live in the shadow of these tourist hot spots?
By: Azian Bermea, Katrina Webber, Eddie Latigo
The City of San Antonio has at least three major downtown street construction projects going on at the same time. Two won't be completed until late next year.
By: Azian Bermea, Katrina Webber, Rebecca Salinas
– An alleged intruder was shot and taken to the hospital on Thursday morning after he tried to enter a man's apartment on the West Side.
By: Katrina Webber, Azian Bermea
Two of the latest shootings in San Antonio appear to be part of a trend, according to police. They involved would-be victims fighting back against suspects by shooting them.
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