Cynthia Yip is a News Anchor/Reporter/MMJ at KESQ, News Channel 3. She covers a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, arts and entertainment, sports, and social issues, with a particular focus on events and conferences. Cynthia's work has been featured in several outlets, including KPSP, KDFX, Telemundo 15, NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon, KOAM News Now / KOAM Marketing, and KITV4 Island News.
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Cynthia Yip's coverage focuses primarily on entertainment news, local events, and inspirational stories in Hawaii and Honolulu. She also covers fitness topics to some extent.
For pitches to Cynthia, consider offering unique and uplifting human interest stories related to local events or individuals making a positive impact within the community. Additionally, if you have insights into the entertainment industry in Hawaii or intriguing local happenings that align with her beat, these could be of interest to her as well.
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When reaching out with potential story ideas for Cynthia Yip, remember that she is focused on covering local news specific to Hawaii (United States), so any submissions should take this geographic focus into account.
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By: Cynthia Yip
WAIALUA, Hawaii (Island News) -- Lazy L Ranch is set to host its 7th Annual Rope-for-Wishes Rodeo on Oct. 12-13 at Kualoa Ranch. This year's event benefits Make-A-Wish Hawaii in support of its mission to create life changing opportunities for children with critical illnesses.
HONOLULU, Hawaii (Island News) The Honolulu Fire Department joins the National Fire Protection Association and other safety advocates in reminding the public about fire and life safety during Fire Prevention Week. This year's Fire Prevention Week campaign, “Smoke alarms: Make them work for you!” strives to educate everyone about the importance of having working smoke alarms in the home.
By: Cynthia Yip
KAPOLEI, Hawaii (Island News) Aloun Farms 22nd Pumpkin Festival will kick off on Saturday, October 12, 2024 from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. and will run every Saturday and Sunday in October.
HONOLULU, Hawaii (Island News) -- October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month so people across the country are coming together to support the fight against breast cancer. As many prepare for the Susan G. Komen Hawaii More Than Pink Walk on Sunday. A breast cancer survivor shares why a mammogram saved her life.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month so people across the country are coming together to support the fight against breast cancer. As many prepare for the Susan G. Komen Hawaii
HONOLULU, Hawaii (Island News) There is a new and promising form of treatment for those suffering from Parkinson's Disease and it could be as simple as dancing hula. Currently, about 7,000 people in Hawaii are living with Parkinson's Disease.
Halloween is a magical night, especially for children who love to dress up and collect candy from neighbors.And to make sure Halloween stays fun and safe, Sgt. Chris Kim from
Renowned Hale Aina award-winning restaurateur for 2024, Dusty Grable, is set to unveil an exciting new dining destination in the heart of Manoa on Friday, December 12, 2024.Known for elevating
By: Cynthia Yip
HONOLULU (Island News) As the holiday season brings joy and celebration, it can also be a challenging time for those dealing with loneliness, stress, or loss.The La'akea Healing Center is a local sanctuary of hope and wellness. They offering tools and support rooted in Hawaiian and Filipino traditional healing to help people navigate emotional challenges.
By: Cynthia Yip
HONOLULU (Island News) The Secret Santa Project Hawaii is celebrating a new era of leadership while staying true to its roots as a youth-led initiative. Co-founded in 2016 by Rylee Brooke Kamahele and Kadence Fergerstrom—then just 8 and 10 years old, the program is a testament to the power of “kids helping kids.” This year, 12-year-old Program Director Emmalia Tuagalu and 14-year-old Program Manager Raiden Barrientos are taking the helm, leading the project with the mentorship of co-founder Rylee Brooke Kamahele who says, "When we do our Christmas parties at the homeless camps and shelters, we do a full on Christmas experience. So we rent out KONA Ice trucks. We bring food for them. We have entertainment games for the whole entire family, not just the kids."
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