Christina Rodriguez is a digital executive producer at KOB 4, focusing on local news in New Mexico, specifically Albuquerque. She covers a range of stories from community events to crime updates, providing in-depth coverage and insights on various issues affecting the local community. Christina's work highlights the importance of local journalism in keeping residents informed and engaged with their surroundings.
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Albuquerque, United States (Local)
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Christina Rodriguez's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly crime, government and politics in New Mexico, with a significant emphasis on breaking news and announcements. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to local events, criminal incidents or developments in government policies affecting the Albuquerque area.
Given her focus on specific locations and evolving stories, she may be receptive to sources who can provide insights into ongoing issues within the region such as community leaders, law enforcement officials or experts well-versed in local policy matters. Pitches should offer relevant perspectives tied closely to New Mexico's political landscape or crime trends within Albuquerque.
As Christina primarily covers topics specific to New Mexico and Albuquerque, pitching locally-relevant stories that align with her coverage themes would likely resonate best with her audience.
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By: Tamara Lopez Kob
Almanza receives sentence for deadly hit-and-run crash outside River of Lights
Four Albuquerque lifeguards, a pool supervisor, and a cashier worked together to save a man's life. Everyone had a specific role.
By: Nicole Froio, Christina Rodriguez
As the daughter of Nicaraguan immigrants in San Francisco, I am the first in my family to go to college. But my academic journey hasn’t been easy: Several schools, plenty of frustration over financial aid, and two babies later, I accomplished my goal, but it would have been impossible without a strong support system.
By: Ronny Pipkin Sheriff, Kyle Abbott, Dora Conde, Chris Parrish, Kyler Garza Jailer, Landon Walker, Savannah Pinson, Romeo Guerrero, James Everett Jailer, Luis Luis Sergeant, Gloria Granados, Jacob Stone, Alfredo Gonzales Jailer, Christina Rodriguez
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