Beau Yarbrough is a Reporter at Southern California News Group. With a diverse background that includes covering community news, politics, education, and the comic book industry, he has reported on a wide range of topics, including individual sports, legal affairs, and cultural movements. Beau's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Press-Enterprise and the Orange County Register.
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Beau Yarbrough’s coverage is predominantly focused on local news within San Bernardino County, California. The topics he covers are related to government and politics, with a specific emphasis on local issues such as elections, climate change, and the future of the Inland Empire.
Given his focus on government announcements and evolving political stories at a local level, Beau would likely be responsive to pitches that provide insights from local experts or community leaders who can offer perspectives on these specific issues. Additionally, sources with in-depth knowledge of the dynamics within San Bernardino County and its surrounding areas may capture his interest.
It's important for potential contributors to understand the unique political landscape and challenges facing this region when pitching ideas related to government policies or local political developments.
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By: Beau Yarbrough
He's absent a week after agents search his home, district office
By: Beau Yarbrough
Hagman serves on at least 18 committees, including Ontario International Airport Authority board
By: Beau Yarbrough
Hagman wrote in a letter to Dawn Rowe, chairperson of the board of supervisors, that he’s “eager to continue to serve the residents” of the county.
By: Beau Yarbrough
San Bernardino County Supervisor Curt Hagman, one of two Inland Empire politicians whose offices and homes were searched by the FBI last week, is taking a step back from political life, for now.
By: Jordan B. Darling, Beau Yarbrough
Can the conservative school board president win the November race in “deep-blue” California?
By: Beau Yarbrough, Jordan B. Darling
Sonja Shaw didn't set out to run for statewide office . She was just looking for straight answers from local school officials during the coronavirus pandemic
By: Beau Yarbrough, Jordan B. Darling
Can conservative school board president win in November in “deep-blue” California?
By: Beau Yarbrough
Hagman attended the Aug. 18 San Bernardino Board of Supervisors meeting, three weeks after FBI searched his home, office
By: Beau Yarbrough
State law sets for specific requirements to serve as county auditor. Mason argues Hutchison doesn't fulfill them.
By: Beau Yarbrough
Lizarraga, an attorney whose home and office were searched by the FBI in late July, owed San Bernardino County $38,854 in overdue rent and fees
