Chace Beech is a Multimedia Journalist at Time Warner Cable Enterprises, LLC. He focuses on themes such as events and conferences, event technology, and education, particularly in the context of campus life at colleges and universities across the United States and Canada. Chace's work has been featured in Bay News 9, Spectrum News 13 Orlando, and Spectrum News 1.
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Chace Beech's coverage is focused primarily on local issues, with a particular emphasis on Crime, Government & Politics, Health & Wellbeing, Culture & Society and Family & Relationships. Chace appears to be most receptive to pitches related to these topics within the Los Angeles area or California. Pitches involving expert commentary from local figures or those directly involved in community initiatives may resonate well with Chace.
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The Repair Cafe movement was first started in Amsterdam in 2009 by Martine Postma, an environmental reporter turned environmentalist.
LOS ANGELES — For years When Chris Russo dreamed of being able to buy her own mobile home in the Tahitian Terrace Park in the Pacific Palisades.
LOS ANGELES — Californians across the state are feeling the pain at the pump as gas prices rise in the wake of the war in Iran.
LOS ANGELES — In late 2025, after a devastating year, Pacific Palisades received another piece of heartbreaking news: The beloved local paper known as The Palisadian-Post would be shutting down.
LOS ANGELES — In Topanga Canyon, emergency preparedness is a way of life. On Saturday, the community came together to practice an all-out fire drill.
In Sacramento, organizers, attorneys and activists gathered this week calling for stricter safety standards and protocols from Uber.
LOS ANGELES — Six of the eight candidates hoping to become California's next insurance commissioner recently met in Woodland Hills for a debate.
LOS ANGELES — Mayor Karen Bass met with homeless service providers and nonprofit groups Monday to discuss Los Angeles' homelessness crisis.
This week, the Consumer Price Index numbers indicate that inflation continues to rise across the country
SANTA MONICA, Calif. — Debate over the future of Santa Monica Airport continues. The airport, which first began operating as a commercial airport in 1923, will permanently close at the end of 2028.
