Gabriel Porras is a journalist based in Sacramento, California. He writes for KXTV-TV and his work has also appeared in KHOU 11 and WTHR-TV. Gabriel covers a wide range of local news topics, including crime, community events, sports, and politics, keeping the residents of Sacramento informed about the issues that matter to them.
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Gabriel Porras' coverage focuses primarily on local news, with an emphasis on crime and accidents. Given his strong focus on evolving stories and breaking news, he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to ongoing or rapidly developing events in the Sacramento area.
If you have insights into local crime trends, law enforcement policies, or community events that intersect with law enforcement activities in California (particularly within the Sacramento area), Gabriel may find your input valuable for his reporting. Additionally, if you can provide firsthand accounts or exclusive information related to breaking news stories in this geographic region, it could capture his attention.
Given the regional focus of Porras' work, keep any pitches localized specifically to relevant issues within California's Sacramento area.
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John Myers says he already has at least one job offer and could be on patrol as early as January.
By: Gabriel Porras
While some people on the ground only felt the alert on their phones, some people working in Sacramento's high rises felt much more.
By: Gabriel Porras
The suspect in the deadly shooting is expected to appear in court on Tuesday.
By: Gabriel Porras
Tsegay Weldlibanos of Flagstaff, Ariz. broke a 30-year course record by finishing first in just over two hours and seven minutes Sunday morning.
By: Gabriel Porras
PG&E says it is working on longer-term fixes, but residents demand more action.
By: Gabriel Porras
It's coming right on time for skiers and snowboarders to hit the slopes over the weekend.
Thousands of people across Northern California lost power Saturday morning amid strong winds and heavy downpours.
By: Gabriel Porras
The National Retail Federation and Adobe Analytics project sales to increase this holiday season compared to previous years.
The National Retail Federation expected nearly 118.9 million people to shop on "Super Saturday" across the U.S.
Neighbors say that hours before the water main erupted Sunday, another water line broke causing some flooding.
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