Devin Trubey is a journalist based in Sacramento, California. He has worked for various local television stations, including WCCU-TV, WICS-TV, and WRSP-TV. Devin's articles cover a range of topics, including local news, crime, community events, and consumer issues.
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Sacramento, United States (Local)
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Devin Trubey's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Sacramento and surrounding areas, with a significant emphasis on crime, family & relationships, and weather-related events. His interest in evolving stories and government announcements suggests he is likely to respond well to pitches covering breaking local news stories or ongoing developments that impact the community.
Given his coverage of topics such as holidays, shopping, crime, education, land issues, and firefighting within the local context of Sacramento and California at large; journalists could consider offering story ideas related to these themes. For example: features on unique holiday traditions in the area or investigative pieces into educational challenges faced by families in specific neighborhoods.
Local experts or individuals directly impacted by the issues covered may be valuable sources for Devin's articles. Additionally, businesses involved in incidents or initiatives detailed in his reporting might find an opportunity for positive exposure through thoughtful engagement with him.
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By: Devin Trubey
Sacramento County District Attorney Thien Ho says he will appoint someone in his office to manage Prop 36 with local law enforcement.
Local legal experts advise people to speak with an attorney now.
By: Devin Trubey
The parade's downtown location holds special significance.
By: Devin Trubey
A registered sex offender recently moved to Antelope, sparking concern among residents and prompting the sheriff's office to notify neighbors.
By: Devin Trubey
While the roads might be clear now, people in El Dorado County are afraid the first big storm could lead to a disaster.
By: Devin Trubey
Today, the odds of getting paid like a professional athlete while still in school are less of a Hail Mary and are better than ever before.
By: Devin Trubey
Both the City of Sacramento and Yolo County anticipate localized flooding.
By: Devin Trubey
The town of Truckee isn't just bracing for a storm but also for the droves of skiers and snowboarders headed up for the start of the season.
By: Devin Trubey
This is their first partnership with Sacramento Fire Department.
By: Devin Trubey
The deal includes the title sponsorship to Saturday’s Causeway Classic where Wilton Rancheria will be recognized as part of Native American Heritage Day.
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