Christina Casillas is a Managing Editor at various publications including the Los Altos Town Crier and San José Spotlight. She focuses on themes related to education, including public education, school administration, and higher education, while also covering topics in construction and real estate, with a keen interest in regional and world news. Christina's work has been featured in the Los Altos Town Crier, Mountain View Voice, NewsBreak, San José Spotlight, and AlmanacNews.
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Given Christina's focus on local news and press releases, she would likely be interested in stories related to her geographic area such as Los Altos, California. Pitches for coverage could include new business openings, local government announcements or initiatives, community events during the holiday season and features on art galleries or exhibition openings.
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
Devon Conley, top left, Bill Lambert, top right, Sundar Subbarrayan, bottom left, and Quintin Riis, bottom right, will face off against each other for the same seat. Photos by Anna Hoch-Kenney and courtesy of Sundar Subbarayan and Quintin Riis.
By: Christina Casillas
3 spots on the 5-member board will be on the ballot this fall
Voting stations at the Mountain View De Anza Masonic Lodge on Nov. 5, 2024. Photo by Anna Hoch-Kenney.
By: Christina Casillas
Substitute teachers in the Mountain View Los Altos High School District are getting their first raise in roughly five years.
By: Christina Casillas
The Mountain View Whisman School Board Aug. 20 approved a resolution against the creation and operation of an ICE facility in Gilroy. Photo by Anna Hoch-Kenney.
By: Christina Casillas
The Mountain View Whisman School District will pay $5 million to two former students who were sexually abused by a Graham Middle School teacher in the 1970s. Photo by Sammy Dallal.
By: Christina Casillas
The Mountain View Whisman School District is relinquishing its stake in a Palo Alto employee housing project due to low occupancy, with all but one of the district's dozen units currently sitting vacant.
By: Christina Casillas
A gas leak at the intersection of Miramonte and Hans avenues Tuesday morning prompted evacuations, a shelter-in-place order and traffic delays
By: Christina Casillas
Second graders get straight to work on the first day of school at Mountain View’s Theuerkauf Elementary in 2024. Photo by Anna Hoch-Kenney.
By: Christina Casillas
Graham Middle School’s Parent Teacher Association was one of over 300 PTAs across the country to receive this year's School of Excellence award from the National Parent Teacher Association. It was the only Mountain View PTA to get the honor.
