Christina Casillas is a journalist for the Los Altos Town Crier, focusing on local news and events in Los Altos, California. With a passion for community journalism, Christina covers a wide range of topics including business openings, local government decisions, community events, and human interest stories.
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Christina predominantly covers Business & Industry and House & Home themes with a strong emphasis on local businesses. Therefore, pitches should revolve around topics like new store openings, changes in the local business landscape, home improvement trends particularly relevant to her audience.
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By: Christina Casillas
M ountain View Councilmember Emily Ann Ramos may have been appointed to city council after Sally Lieber left, but Ramos is hoping eligible-to-vote residents will let her continue the homelessness work she’s been committed to in the upcoming election.
By: Christina Casillas
I daRose Sylvester, a Mountain View resident for more than 25 years, has been active in the community since she decided to call the city her own. Despite serving on multiple advisory boards, serving as city of Mountain View mediator and working with nonprofits, including founding her own – Appetite for Good – she decided to run for Mountain View City Council.
After months of tight-lipped investigations, the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office has pressed charges against the driver involved in a vehicle-bicycle collision on Feb. 13 along the southbound lane of Foothill Expressway in Los Altos Hills that left the bicyclist, Los Altos resident Maria Jabon, 38, dead.
By: Christina Casillas
Fall decorating is a fun way to get into the autumn spirit. From colors to themes, there are many aspects to consider.
After a recount that cost more than $100,000 for Santa Clara County’s district 16 congressional primary election, County Supervisor Joe Simitian (23,775 votes) was ousted from the race after losing to state Assemblymember Evan Low (25,093). The two gained seven and eleven votes, respectively.
By: Christina Casillas
Young ballet students at RISE Performing Arts Center give their best performances during a class.
Mountain View’s new transparency dashboard – which debuted in early October – is one of the ways the Mountain View Police Department is encouraging communication with the public.
By: Christina Casillas
Measure G – unanimously approved by Mountain View City Council to appear on eligible-to-vote residents’ ballots in the Nov. 5 election – is an attempt to provide long term future
By: Bruce Barton, Christina Casillas
As with national and regional races, local candidates are spending money hand over fist in the race for council positions.
By: Christina Casillas
Waggin Tails pet store on State Street is closing after October ends. It was in Los Altos for almost a decade.
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