Daniel Elizondo is a Managing Editor at The Pleasanton Express. He focuses on regional interest and world news, covering themes such as security and law enforcement, education, and health and wellness, with a keen interest in crime and legal affairs. Daniel's work has been featured in The Pleasanton Express.
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Daniel Elizondo's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including crime, government and politics, as well as business and industry in the Texas area. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local events or developments within Pleasanton and its surrounding areas. Pitches could include expert commentary from local figures involved in city government, law enforcement officials or business leaders.
Considering his extensive coverage of crime-related topics, providing insights into community safety measures or initiatives aimed at reducing criminal activities may also be of interest to Daniel. Additionally, updates on sales tax revenues and their impact on the local economy could attract his attention due to the recurring coverage of these themes.
When reaching out to him with story ideas or potential sources for commentary it is important that they are relevant specifically to the Pleasanton area or have a direct impact on its residents.
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Pleasanton ISD was awarded $50,000 from the Charles Butt Foundation. Pleasanton ISD has selected six teachers for the grant award to support teacher stipends and the cost to become Nationally Board Certified. Anthony Kosub, PISD Asst. Superintendent said that as these teachers become board certified, they will be automatically eligible for the recognized Teacher Incentive Allotment. The teachers selected were […]
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An Arctic cold front is moving into the Atascosa County area today, bringing with it the potential for light frozen precipitation, according to Atascosa County Emergency Management. The coldest temperatures will arrive Saturday night through early Sunday and continue through midweek, with hard freezes expected from Sunday through Wednesday morning.
A Lytle man accused of sexually abusing a minor is standing trial this week at the Atascosa County Justice Center.
Atascosa County Commissioners voted unanimously to restrict outdoor burning effective today, Monday, Jan. 27.
By: Daniel Elizondo
Charlotte City Council voted to terminate their city secretary and public works clerk effective immediately at Thursday night’s city council meeting.
By: Daniel Elizondo
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article discusses the sensitive topic of sexual abuse, which may be triggering or upsetting for some readers. It is important to remember that there are resources available
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