Daisy Zavala Magaña is a journalist at Nogales International. She specializes in covering city and border issues, with a focus on regional interest, culture, and social topics, particularly in the context of North America and Latin America. Daisy's work has been featured in notable publications including The Seattle Times, Wenatchee World, and The Olympian.
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Daisy Zavala Magaña's coverage mainly focuses on local news, immigration, community organizations and crime within the Seattle area. Given her focus on breaking news and evolving stories with a significant portion dedicated to government announcements, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to ongoing developments in the local community, particularly those related to immigration issues or pertaining to local crime.
To effectively reach out to Daisy Zavala Magaña, consider offering insights into new initiatives by community organizations addressing immigrant-related challenges or providing updates about relevant government announcements impacting local communities. Additionally, considering her focus on breaking news and evolving stories around crime themes within Seattle, pitches that offer unique perspectives or data-driven analysis of these topics may also capture her attention.
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A small fraction of utility customers with the City of Nogales faced issues with their bills in recent months, resulting in either late statements or double charges, according to city officials.
Multiple properties belonging to former County Treasurer Elizabeth Gutfahr were listed on the market, with some sales already finalized or underway.
The City of Nogales is one step closer to getting a “Welcome” archway after the City Council voted to move forward with a particular design concept.
Migrant advocates are bracing for what they expect will be a drastic shift in local migrant populations after Trump takes office in January.
The County Board of Supervisors recently approved to create four new positions using grant funds.
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