Chris Lindahl is a film business reporter based in Los Angeles, California. He writes for Patch.com, focusing on local news and events in the Los Angeles area. His articles cover a wide range of topics including traffic updates, crime reports, housing developments, and cultural events.
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Chris Lindahl's reporting covers local news in Los Angeles, with a focus on crime, traffic laws, homelessness, and fires. His coverage attributes suggest he is particularly interested in evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics. Therefore, if you have new information or updates regarding ongoing incidents or changes in policies within the specified areas of interest, providing timely insights can enhance your chances of being featured in his articles.
Given his emphasis on government announcements and themes like family & relationships that are not heavily represented but still present in his work (19%), pitches related to policy changes affecting families or social issues could also be considered for outreach.
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By: Chris Lindahl
A road-rage incident in a strip mall parking lot turned deadly Tuesday afternoon, according to a report.
By: Chris Lindahl
McDonald's sales dropped last quarter for the first time in four years amid fierce competition for value-priced meals.
HOLLYWOOD, CA — Two Hollywood restaurants were bestowed with coveted Michelin stars this week.
By: Chris Lindahl
MALIBU, CA — A black bear was recently captured on camera wandering a Malibu neighborhood.
CULVER CITY, CA — The Hayden Tract's contemporary restaurant Vespertine was bestowed with a coveted honor this week when it was named the recipient of two Michelin stars.
HOLLYWOOD, CA — As Los Angeles faces increasing competition from other production centers like Georgia, Mayor Karen Bass this week put into motion
By: Chris Lindahl
CALIFORNIA — While supermarket shelves are filled with delectable pints from the likes of Ben & Jerry's and McConnell's, sometimes an ice cream craving can't be satiated by even the most gourmet of hard-scoop varieties.
CULVER CITY, CA — Bryan "Bubba" Fish is vying for one of three seats up for election on Culver City's City Council.
CULVER CITY, CA — Adrian M. Gross is vying for one of three seats up for election on Culver City's City Council.
CULVER CITY, CA — Albert Vera is vying for one of three seats up for election on Culver City's City Council.
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