Erin Rode is an Environment Reporter at Desert Sun Media Group. She covers a range of topics including climate change, environmental issues, and regional interests, with a focus on travel and tourism, architecture, and planning. Erin's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as USA TODAY, Yahoo News, and Inside Climate News.
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Erin Rode's coverage primarily focuses on local government, politics, and weather-related events in the Palm Springs area of California. She also covers topics related to the Salton Sea and Coachella Valley. Given her focus on local announcements and evolving stories, she may be interested in pitches regarding upcoming political events or developments within Palm Springs city council or other local governments.
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Social media brought thousands of people to a popular waterfall hike in the Inland Empire. Then it closed — for over a decade.
In 1924, a herd of bison came to Catalina Island for a movie shoot. They never left.
In Los Angeles, 86-year-old Jim Stevens has made weekly 700-mile round-trip deliveries for over 50 years.
Shoemaker Canyon Road is one of two abandoned infrastructure projects that lead to nowhere in the middle of Angeles National Forest.
LA planted thousands of palm trees before hosting the 1932 Olympics. Now they're approaching the end of their lifespans.
A colorful canyon hike and a 160-year-old dirt road are among the attractions in the impending Chuckwalla National Monument.
Will Rogers built a ranch in what is now Pacific Palisades around a century ago. It was destroyed by the Palisades Fire on Tuesday night.
One of the most important astronomical discoveries happened at the Mount Wilson Observatory.
Runyon Canyon in Hollywood, the Eaton Canyon waterfall near Pasadena, and coastal trails near Malibu were all impacted by fires.
By: Erin Rode
The county was supposed to conduct an annual tally of people experiencing homelessness this month. Then disaster struck.
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