Hal Eisner is a news reporter for FOX 11 Los Angeles - KTTV, as well as the host of the show FOX11News IN DEPTH. With a focus on local news in the Los Angeles area, Hal covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, and legislative changes. His work has also been featured on FOX10 Phoenix and KTBC-TV in Austin, Texas.
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Hal Eisner's coverage spans a broad range of local news topics, with a focus on crime and government & politics in the Los Angeles area. His reporting often includes expert commentary and covers evolving stories, indicating he may be interested in pitches from experts who can provide insightful analysis or updates on ongoing developments related to these areas.
If you have expertise in law enforcement practices, local governance issues, crime trends in the Los Angeles region, or holiday safety tips specific to this geographical area - Hal Eisner could be an ideal contact for your pitch. Keep in mind his geographic focus is primarily on California and specifically Los Angeles when tailoring your outreach efforts.
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By: Hal Eisner
The Brief RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. - It's not every day you get to cozy up to a pig, but this was the day!
In Depth again looks back at some of the favorite stories of 2024.
By: Hal Eisner
Rolling Deep 4 Charities is a nonprofit working towards the empowerment of children in Los Angeles and neighboring local communities.
By: Hal Eisner
The Brief LOS ANGELES - Standing in front of her home, Michelle Zoolalian says, "Our home was broken into in June."
By: Hal Eisner
The Brief LOS ANGELES - Hate crimes reported in Los Angeles County were at an all-time high in 2023, according to a new report from the Los Angeles County Human Relations Commission released Wednesday.
By: Hal Eisner, Hunter Lowry
LOS ANGELES - In segment one, Robin Toma, Executive Director of the LA County Human Relations Commission which leads anti-hate program LA vs Hate, talks to Hal about the report on hate crimes for 2023.
By: Hal Eisner
Tito Rodriguez, known as the Hood Santa, said his collection of toy donations set aside for Southern California kids in need got stolen ahead of the holiday season.
By: Hal Eisner
The plan, costing at least $26 million, aims to bring health services and job opportunities to MacArthur Park.
By: Hal Eisner
Miguel Angel Aguilar, 40, was shot on Sept. 13 after he and his wife were confronted by four robbers outside their home. He died Saturday.
By: Hal Eisner
LA families scramble for Christmas tamale masa The Brief As we approach Christmas Eve, it is a big deal in Hispanic families to make tamales and, in some cases, lots of them!
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