Danielle Smith is a Technical Writer 2 with a focus on local news in the San Diego area. She has written for various publications and news outlets, covering a range of topics including local events, crime, politics, and social issues. Her work has been featured in multiple publications and media outlets, showcasing her versatility and dedication to reporting on important stories in her community.
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Based on Danielle's coverage, she predominantly covers local news in Pennsylvania and San Diego, with a focus on crime-related stories. When reaching out to her, consider providing expert commentary or insights related to evolving crime stories or government announcements within these regions.
Given the emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories, sources who can provide timely information as events unfold are likely to be well received by Danielle. Additionally, experts familiar with sustainable manufacturing or wildlife-vehicle collisions may find opportunities for contribution given the recurring themes in her coverage.
When pitching topics outside of Pennsylvania or California/San Diego areas, ensure there is a clear relevance or tie-in that would interest readers in those specific locales.
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By: Danielle Smith
A new report from Datu Research found 33 methane mitigation companies now operate in Pennsylvania, marking a 65% increase over the past decade. Major hubs are in Pittsburgh, with 11 facilities, and other concentrations are found in Bridgeville, Charleroi, Canonsburg and Philadelphia. (Leonid Ikan/Adobe Stock)
By: Danielle Smith
Hundreds of tech workers at the New York Times walked off the job Monday, November 4, in an open-ended strike. They are fighting for more equitable wages, better job security, and flexibility around remote work.
By: Danielle Smith
More than a dozen "GoCars" caught fire in San Diego's Old Town neighborhood on Thursday night, officials said.
By: Danielle Smith
Project IKE, a uranium enrichment facility, will be situated on a 920-acre site in Oak Ridge in Roane County. U.S. Department of Energy land will be transferred to the private company Orano USA for the project. (HTGanzo/Adobe Stock)
By: Danielle Smith
The FTC received fraud reports from 2.6 million consumers last year, a number almost identical to 2022. (ronstik/Adobe)
A University of California Berkeley report revealed early educators working only with infants and toddlers are paid about $8,000 less per year than those working exclusively with children age 3-5, not yet in kindergarten. (Mangpor2004/Adobe Stock)
Each year, almost 33,000 Tennessee adults are newly diagnosed with diabetes. (Chinnapong/Adobe Stock)
By: Renee Schmiedeberg, Christina Bravo, Danielle Smith
Higher-than-normal (and lower-than-normal tides) are headed back to San Diego's coasts this weekend, according to NBC 7 meteorologists.
By: Danielle Smith
The Susquehanna River is Chesapeake Bay's largest tributary, contributing 50% of its fresh water. The river is nearly one mile wide at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and has a normal flow of 18 million gallons per minute at Havre de Grace, Maryland. (Khairil/Adobe)
By: Danielle Smith
Danielle Smith Audio file (Tennessee News Service) A Knoxville environmental group is raising concerns about a new uranium enrichment facility slated to be operated in Oak Ridge.
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