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
After reeling from a burglary that took place in their Los Altos home Oct. 22, Padmini and Sriram Chelluri are trying to get their lives back together, but they can’t shake a feeling of disease in a city they said doesn’t feel as safe as it once was.
From Vietnamese Phin Drip coffee to Coconut Ube and Cherry Blossom lattes, Robu Coffee aims to shake up the local coffee game with Asian-inspired, expertly sourced farm to cup creations.
By: Christina Casillas
The Los Altos Police Department determined a shooting threat made against Los Altos High School Tuesday was just one of multiple hoax threats made against multiple local high schools.
By: Christina Casillas
Mountain View City Council voted last week to eliminate minimum parking requirements in certain residential areas of Mountain View in an effort to encourage long-term residential growth.
A power outage disrupted traffic, businesses and residents going about their days in downtown Mountain View Wednesday.
By: Christina Casillas
I don't remember exactly when my biological father left my family – I only know it was around the time I was 5 or 6 years old – but I can recall the impact his absence had on my family.
November is truly overlooked during the sprint to Christmas. Some pre-game Christmas the whole month, opting for peppermint mochas, Christmas decor and music instead of embracing fall and the truest autumnal month of the year.
By: Christina Casillas
A 7.0 earthquake reported 60 miles west of the northern California coast Thursday morning prompted a tsunami warning issued by the National Weather Service (NWS) for bay cities north of Davenport, including Mountain View, Los Altos and Los Altos Hills.
Few things in this world bring me as much joy as the chance to be cozy. Curling up by the fireplace, nursing a warm mug of cocoa or simply being
By: Christina Casillas
Although a tsunami warning spurred by an earthquake last week was canceled by the National Weather Service (NWS) less than an hour after it was issued, the threat was very real.
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