Christina Prignano is a Senior Editor for multimedia at The Boston Globe. With a focus on local news in Massachusetts and Boston, Christina covers a range of topics including politics, transportation, public health, and community issues. She is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the readers of The Boston Globe.
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Christina Prignano's coverage focuses heavily on local politics, government announcements, and evolving stories. She often cites data in her articles. Given the themes covered and topics addressed in her articles, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local political events, government policies affecting Massachusetts or Boston, public transportation issues within these areas (such as MBTA shutdowns), infrastructure developments or challenges within the state of Massachusetts.
She may also be interested in information regarding health concerns specific to this geographic area such as COVID-19 updates or resources for diseases like SIDS. When reaching out to Christina with story ideas or expert sources, it is important that they are relevant to the local context of Boston and Massachusetts.
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Massachusetts public health officials regularly publish data estimating the EEE risk level for Massachusetts cities and towns. See the latest.
By: Christina Prignano
The leaves may still look green now, but make no mistake: fall is coming.
By: Christina Prignano
North toward hope A series exploring how new migrants are reshaping Massachusetts' political, social, and economic landscape.
By: Christina Prignano
If you're feeling confused by political polling this year, you're not alone.
By: Christina Prignano, Amanda Kaufman
Most of the measures would protect access to the procedure up to fetal viability, or about 24 weeks of pregnancy.
By: Amanda Kaufman, Christina Prignano
I f recent polls are any indication, the 2024 presidential race is going to be close.
With 19, Pennsylvania has the highest number of electoral votes of all the swing states and is considered vital in the electoral landscape.
Massachusetts voters are deciding five statewide ballot questions Tuesday, ranging from graduation requirements for high schoolers to legalization of psychedelic substances.
Polls are closed in Massachusetts and ballot counting is underway. See full results from statewide and local races, ballot questions, and more.
The ongoing fall drought is contributing to an unusual phenomenon for Massachusetts residents: The sight of plumes of smoke emitted from wildfires along the horizon.
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