Becca Habegger is a journalist at THV11. She specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on topics such as lawsuits, consumer health, and health news in the United States. Becca's work has been featured in CBS 8 San Diego, ABC10, and MSN.
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Becca's coverage is primarily focused on local government announcements, evolving stories, and event coverage within the California area. Her articles largely revolve around topics such as crime, events, and family & relationships.
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Amid California's ongoing insurance crisis of affordability and availability, 11 candidates are vying to become the next Insurance Commissioner. ABC10 spoke with 7.
The city of Sacramento is facing a $66 million budget shortfall, and to close it, one proposal includes cutting funding to youth violence prevention programs.
By: Becca Habegger
Californians pay some of the highest prices for electricity in the nation. Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton laid out his plans to cut costs- and jobs.
By: Becca Habegger
Sacramento city council members have some tough choices to make as they look to close a budget shortfall of $66 million.
California's Congressional District 7 race is taking shape ahead of the June primary, reshaped by Proposition 50 redistricting.
By: Becca Habegger
Where will the Lake Tahoe area get its electricity? The region's electric utility says its current source will no longer provide energy starting in 2028.
By: Becca Habegger
Beyond California, the redistricting fight rages in multiple states, over control of Congress after the Midterms.
The California FAIR Plan - the state's high-cost, bare-bones fire insurance of last resort - is raising rates 29%, on average, starting mid-October.
By: Becca Habegger
The Sacramento Co. Board of Supervisors approved a contract entering the Sheriff's Office into a task force with federal agencies, targeting criminal cartels.
By: Becca Habegger
As lawmakers work to pass a balanced budget by June 15, Gov. Newsom is proposing a change to Medi-Cal that could threaten eligibility for tens of thousands.
