Christian Balderas is a News Anchor and Reporter at KSBW. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, crime and justice, and social issues, with a particular focus on family health and relationships. Christian has been featured in KSBW 8 NBC, Central Coast ABC, Estrella TV, KCRA 3, and My58 Television.
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Christian Balderas primarily focuses on local news within the United States, specifically California and Monterey. He covers a wide range of topics including government announcements, evolving stories, events coverage, and breaking news.
Given his focus on regional interest and world news as well as family health, event technology, crime and justice, litigation among others; consider pitching stories related to urban development projects in Monterey or Salinas. You may also want to provide updates on ongoing legal cases or community initiatives related to animal rescue and rehabilitation. If you have insights into local governance issues in these areas or information about upcoming events that are relevant to the region's residents such as new business ventures or public protests.
When reaching out with pitches for Christian Balderas ensure they are tailored towards the specific cities he covers - Salinas, Capitola Wharf Soledad Sand City UC Santa Cruz Santa Cruz Monterey Seaside Prunedale.
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By: Ricardo Tovar
A Prunedale father has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for the negligent death of his autistic daughter.
Congressman Jimmy Panetta hosted a roundtable discussion with Santa Cruz healthcare executives on Monday to address the ongoing physician shortage in the area, which is being exacerbated by Medicare cuts.
Santa Cruz County may soon become a cannabis tourism destination as the Board of Supervisors advances two ordinances permitting smoking at cannabis dispensaries and farms.
MONTEREY, Calif. — Starting Nov. 1, everyone at the Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula (CHOMP) must wear masks again due to concerns about rising COVID-19 and other respiratory illnesses.
By: Ricardo Tovar
The future of Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital will be decided on Election Day.
Voters in San Benito County will decide on Measure X, which could permit the sale of Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital to Insight Health, a private company.
The Monterey County Sheriff's Department will start using body cameras in January 2025, marking a significant step towards increased transparency.
By: Christian Balderas
The sheriff's department is the last local law enforcement agency in Monterey County to implement body cameras. Santa Cruz County and San Benito County sheriff officers are also already wearing them.
By: Christian Balderas
President-elect Donald Trump announces plans to declare a national emergency and use the military for mass deportations, causing uncertainty among California residents.
By: Christian Balderas
Graphic videos have been circulating social media showing the death of 18-year-old Adrian Puga, who was killed a sideshow in Prunedale. His family is frustrated those videos have yet to lead to any arrests.
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