Azucena Rasilla is a journalist at various platforms, including KQED Arts and The San Francisco Chronicle. She specializes in reporting on Oakland's arts, culture, and community, often highlighting events and the vibrant local scene through innovative digital storytelling. Azucena's work has been featured in Berkeleyside and The Oaklandside.
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Oakland, United States (Local)
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Azucena's coverage primarily focuses on local events, entertainment news, and culture & society in Oakland, California. She appears to have a keen interest in covering local arts and cultural events, as well as the dining and nightlife scene in the area.
Given her emphasis on event coverage and seasonal topics such as holiday celebrations, pitches should be tailored towards providing unique insights into upcoming or ongoing local events in Oakland. This could include exclusive interviews with event organizers or key figures involved, behind-the-scenes access to notable venues or performances, or stories that highlight the intersection of culture and society within the city.
Local businesses such as restaurants and bars are also of interest to Azucena. Pitches related to these topics might focus on new openings, unique culinary experiences, or trends shaping Oakland’s dining scene.
When reaching out to Azucena Rasilla for potential coverage opportunities it is essential to keep a hyper-local angle centered around Oakland while highlighting its vibrant arts scene and diverse cultural fabric.
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The series kicks off on Juneteenth with the screening of Ryan Coogler’s ‘Fruitvale Station.’
By: Azucena Rasilla
Oakland hosts a rich array of festivals where you can experience a wide variety of cultures and cuisines.
By: Azucena Rasilla
Airbnb is among past patrons who is “not a current sponsor” of the iconic 20-year-old street festival, though the tech company has not said why.
By: Azucena Rasilla
Too $hort bobbleheads at the Ballers, a 25th anniversary party for El Huarache Azteca, Peter Erskine trio at Piedmont Piano Company, and more.
By: Eli Wolfe, Azucena Rasilla
Ken Houston’s horse, grazing on abandoned city land, was reportedly neglected. Houston says that’s false.
By: Azucena Rasilla
Art Murmur’s 20th anniversary, the ‘Winning and Losing’ exhibit, El Tímpano's screening of ‘En El Séptimo Día’ and more.
After advocacy by Oakland filmmakers, Mayor Barbara Lee restored $250,000 for a film rebate program in what was otherwise an austerity budget.
The inaugural spring event will showcase the Oakland neighborhood's many shops, plus live music and vendors.
By: Brean Melgoza, Alexis Kennedy, Azucena Rasilla
After Oakland Unified slashed some girls sports programs in 2018, parents fought back. A settlement set the Oakland Athletic League down a different path.
By: Azucena Rasilla
The ‘Dinos Alive’ exhibit, a ‘rave’ for little kids, Oakland Carnival, a petting zoo at the library, a Prince tribute at Moonglow, and more.
