Emmy-winning money guy for KTLA Channel 5. Former LA Times. I get my kicks above the waistline, sunshine.
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David Lazarus' coverage indicates a strong interest in personal finance, product promotions, and legal policy regulation with specific attention to local issues within the United States, particularly California and Los Angeles. His focus on citing data suggests he values fact-based reporting.
Given his topics and themes covered, David may be interested in pitches related to consumer financial trends or products relevant to the US market, especially those affecting Californians. He also covers healthcare & pharmaceuticals as well as pet care frequently.
Pitches that provide valuable insights into local consumer behavior or trends related to technology usage (e.g., cameras for traffic violations) could resonate well with him. Furthermore, given his focus on legal policy regulations and citing data extensively in his articles, experts who can provide credible analysis of regulatory changes impacting consumers would likely capture his interest.
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By: Alana Edgin, Michael Deeds, David Lazarus, Don Sweeney, Kenney
Lubbock healthcare workers can get a freebie Friday deal at Scooter's Coffee this week, the company announced this week.
At 12:15 p.m. on a warm, sunny day last July, Andrew Rice’s adult kid did a rolling stop in a Prius while leaving the Temescal Canyon parking lot near Pacific Palisades. What Rice’s kid didn’t know…
Moviegoers sent a distressing message to Hollywood studios over the long Memorial Day weekend. The weekend take at the box office hit a 30-year low as offerings such as “Furiosa: A Mad Max Sa…
The Apple Watch has long been the Bad Bad Leroy Brown of smartwatches (baddest man in the whole damned town). The new Series 10 – bigger, brighter, slimmer – maintains that status. But it’s also in…
by: David Lazarus Posted: Updated: KTLA ) – The Apple Watch has long been seen as the Bad Bad Leroy Brown of smartwatches (as
Turn on the TV these days, and you’ll almost certainly encounter an ad for a service offering to repair bad credit. Maybe you’ve seen an ad for Intuit’s CreditKarma. It shows a guy who finds …
It’s been four months since the minimum wage for California fast-food workers rose to $20 an hour from $16 — a big win for organized labor. Now the California Fast Food Workers Union is saying that salary bump wasn’t enough. It wants a new minimum wage of $20.70 an hour “to keep up with the […]
Weak Memorial Day movie ticket sales indicate tough times for Hollywood this summer as audiences are greeted by sequels and prequels.
The Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority, which oversees more than 75,000 acres of SoCal parkland, uses cameras to issue $100 “administrative citations," which aren't actually tickets.
By: David Lazarus
There was a noteworthy False Claims Act (FCA) settlement made public yesterday out of the Eastern District of California involving Oroville Hospital....
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