Environment/Climate & General Assignment Reporter
Erica Zucco is an environment and news reporter for KING 5 Seattle. With a focus on local issues in Washington, particularly in Seattle, Erica covers stories related to climate change, environmental conservation, natural disasters, and community initiatives. Her work has been featured in various media outlets, including KIII 3NEWS, KGW-TV, and KTVB News Group.
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Seattle, United States (Local)
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Erica Zucco's coverage is heavily focused on local news in the Seattle area, particularly relating to environmental issues, outdoor activities, and government announcements. She may be interested in stories related to scientific developments or innovations with a focus on local impact.
Given her focus on wildlife sightings, riverbank restoration, water conservation, and climate change among other topics such as forestry and natural resources, pitches should emphasize solutions-oriented approaches to these issues within the context of Washington state or Seattle specifically.
As she covers legal policy regulation quite substantially along with government announcements at 45%, experts who can provide insights into regulations affecting the environment and outdoor activities in Washington State would likely align well with her coverage areas.
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By: Erica Zucco
Nearly two weeks after primary election day, second place in the race remained too close to call.
A recount is mandatory in the primary race for public lands commissioner, with just 51 votes currently separating the second and third place finishers.
By: Erica Zucco
USDA data shows a declining number of dairy farms as businesses consolidate. Local family farms are innovating and educating others on where their food comes from.
They reminded residents of Labor Day Weekend 2020 when a devastating series of fires destroyed homes and hundreds of thousands of acres.
Highline Public Schools is one of the latest to detect "unauthorized activity" on its systems. Federal agencies said work is underway to address the issue.
By: Erica Zucco
King County Councilmember Girmay Zahilay and supporters announced the proposal Tuesday, with a formal reading set for Sept. 11.
By: Erica Zucco
Centers offering a safety net for care to 80,000 patients are at risk of closing without additional funding.
By: Erica Zucco
The distinction rewards spending on urban forests, enacting public tree ordinances and more.
By: Erica Zucco
The Tulalip Tribes hosted representatives from the state, NOAA and Bureau of Indian Affairs Thursday to discuss the allocation.
By: Erica Zucco
The USGS says more earthquakes than normal were detected in September -- six in a month. Typically, they locate one every two to three years.
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