Esmy Jimenez is a Reporter at The Boston Globe. She covers a range of topics including events and conferences, with a focus on event management. Esmy's work has been featured in various publications, including the Finger Lakes Times, The Seattle Times, and The Marshall Project.
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Esmy's coverage primarily focuses on health and wellbeing, with a significant emphasis on mental health in the local context of Washington State and Seattle. Her articles often include government announcements and cite data, suggesting she is interested in evidence-based reporting.
Given her focus, pitches to Esmy should offer insights from local healthcare professionals or organizations addressing mental health challenges specific to Washington State or Seattle. Suggestions for topics related to public health initiatives, legal issues around mental healthcare policies, and community-based approaches could be relevant.
Esmy's interest in providing practical advice indicates an openness to input from experts who can provide actionable tips for managing mental wellness within the region. Additionally, given her coverage attributes that involve citing data and breaking news stories related to public health matters like shootings or crime incidents could also garner attention if they are tied into broader public health implications.
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By: Esmy Jimenez, Aaron Pressman, Mara Kardas-Nelson
A lexa Arena, a 35-year-old college-educated professional, moved in with her parents to save on rent.
A 14-year-old died Tuesday evening after crashing his electric bike in Seattle, reigniting debate over the safety of e-bikes.
A wave of 6,400 riders is estimated to take over as part of this iconic Northwest adventure, which starts early Saturday morning at Husky Stadium in Seattle.
By: Esmy Jimenez
After the fatal shooting of two more immigrants in the past few weeksby federal agents, U.S. Rep. Pramila Jayapal, a WashingtonDemocrat,and nearly200 members of Congress are calling for anindependent investigationinto their deaths.
By: Gustavo Sagrero Álvarez, Esmy Jimenez
Washington state leaders say they are protecting the driver information of immigrants from ICE, but immigrant advocates say that data is getting out through other channels, undermining the state’s sanctuary law.
By: Gustavo Sagrero Álvarez, Esmy Jimenez
This SUV was towed to a lot in June 2026 after immigration enforcement made an arrest, leaving the car behind in the Seattle area. The mechanic who towed the vehicle is still looking to return it to the family or people close to the person who was detained.
By: Esmy Jimenez
The ACLU of Washington, along with 17 other state affiliates, filed a series of claims against federal immigration officials for damages to immigrants — and U.S. citizens — who have faced physical and emotional damage due to recent enforcement efforts.
Changes the federal government is proposing to Head Start standards could effectively gut the longstanding program's efficacy, advocates say.
By: Esmy Jimenez
According to documents submitted by the Seattle Police Department, a 20-year-old defendant arrested on charges unrelated to the shooting, was a friend of Junior Cee Niko Semo, the 19-year old who was killed at the festival. He told police several friends gathered to “clear the air” before the festival.
By: Esmy Jimenez
Changes the federal government is proposing to Head Start standards could effectively gut the longstanding program's efficacy, advocates say.
