Daniela Pardo is a Sacramento Correspondent for Spectrum News 1, covering political news and events in Southern California. With a passion for storytelling, Daniela brings a unique perspective to her reporting, highlighting the voices and issues that shape the local community. She is also an avid traveler and dog lover.
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Los Angeles, California, United States (Local)
Daniela Pardo's coverage primarily focuses on California politics, legislation, and legal policy regulation. She seems particularly interested in government announcements and leadership changes within the state. If you are reaching out to Daniela Pardo with a pitch, ensure that it is tailored to local (California) or Southern California political developments, budget deficits, legislative decisions, and legal policy regulations.
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By: Daniela Pardo, Jackson Ellison
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Access to affordable housing has been a challenge in California for decades.
By: Daniela Pardo, Jackson Ellison
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Throughout the weekend, America will commemorate the late civil rights icon César Chávez.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A new bill in California wants to require oil companies to pay a fine for certain gas and oil wells that are near sensitive areas such as homes, schools and parks.
By: Daniela Pardo, Jackson Ellison
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Some of the state’s most vulnerable residents, foster youth, are at risk of losing out on important services, as California grapples with a massive budget deficit.
By: Jackson Ellison, Daniela Pardo
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Some of the state's most vulnerable residents, foster youth, are at risk of losing out on important services, as California grapples with a massive budget deficit.
By: Daniela Pardo, Jackson Ellison
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Protecting kids from sex trafficking is a crucial goal for State Senator Shannon Grove.
By: Daniela Pardo, Jackson Ellison
Two years ago, Angel Renteria was walking her dog when she was struck by a drunk driver. At 16, she spent months on life support and lost the ability to walk or speak.
By: Jackson Ellison, Daniela Pardo
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California's big-city mayors, a bipartisan coalition from the state's 13 largest cities, traveled to the State Capitol for a
By: Daniela Pardo
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California’s First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom kicked off Mental Health Awareness Month at the California State Capitol on Wednesday.
By: Daniela Pardo, Jackson Ellison
Two years ago, Sofia Johnson was on the campaign trail with her mom Pilar Schiavo, who was running for her current seat in the California State Assembly.
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