Emmy-winning money guy for KTLA Channel 5. Former LA Times. I get my kicks above the waistline, sunshine. (Find me at @Davidlaz.bsky.social)
Los Angeles, United States (Local)
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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: Jocelyn Fiset, David Lazarus, Jocelyn Fiset, David Lazarus
KTLA ) – Sell by? Use by? Best by? Expires by? For years, consumers have been confused trying to figure out the difference between certain food labels.
By: David Lazarus, Jocelyn Fiset
California has decided to do something about the problem.
Soccer fans visiting the United States for the FIFA World Cup are enjoying a wide range of American delicacies – and they've taken a particular liking to ranch dressing.
What do women want? According to a professional dating coach, what women DON'T want is a video gamer.
By: Jocelyn Fiset, David Lazarus
A century-old water main burst in West Hollywood on Thursday morning, sending floodwaters through streets and causing significant damage to nearby properties and vehicles.
By: David Lazarus, Jocelyn Fiset
It's an extraordinary number, as many Americans retiring this year aren't prepared for that aspect of retirement. When it comes to retirement planning, they might be looking at shelter, food and other essentials but not thinking enough about healthcare.
AMC, the world's largest theater chain, estimates it will see $100 million in revenue this year alone from its collectable popcorn buckets.
KTLA ) – People retiring this year may end up spending approximately $185,000 on their healthcare over the rest of their lives.
A new pancreatic cancer drug is carrying a price tag that may shock you — $480,000 per year. Most consumer products are priced to recover R&D and production costs, plus a reasonable profi…
If you think you’re feeling the pinch right now at the gas pump and the supermarket, just wait until next year’s healthcare bills. According to Marsh, a benefits consulting firm, large …
