Jackie Rae is a Reporter at iHeartMedia. She specializes in covering Long Beach, California, with a focus on nonprofits and social issues, often utilizing her multimedia skills to engage audiences through podcasts. Jackie is featured in the Long Beach Post and Watchdog Media Cooperative.
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Jackie's coverage heavily emphasizes local events, non-profits, small businesses and social issues. She also covers crime and entertainment news to a lesser extent.
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On this episode of "The Word with Jackie Rae" podcast, Citterio explains how the city's lacking response to the community's needs prompted her to run for Long Beach City Council District 2.
Thrash-Ntuk has endorsements from most of the current City Council and the mayor. Columnist Jackie Rae asks what vision she'd bring to the Bixby Knolls and North Long Beach area.
By: Jackie Rae
After learning of the fire that left the Mission's Lydia House in need of renovations, the festival's founders wanted to do their part to make sure the women and children who reside there feel loved.
At an open house celebration on Friday, Executive Director Jeff Levine said he wanted to convert a storefront property owned by the Mission at 223 W. Anaheim St. into a specialized facility that could broaden their outreach ministry.
By: Jackie Rae
I tried to hunt down who paid for a mudslinging mailer, but a broken system makes it nearly impossible for voters to track down information they should have to make an informed decision.
By: Jackie Rae
Erin Carey, who led Wilson High School to a championship in 2020, explains why she quit this year after personal attacks and anger from parents.
By: Jackie Rae
City Prosecutor Doug Haubert told attendees the passage of Proposition 36, which increases sentences of various drug and theft crimes, "unties the hands of police."
By: Jackie Rae
Boyd family members and community activists called for new police use-of-force policies during the Long Beach City Council's Dec. 10 meeting.
By: Jackie Rae
‘I definitely feel like they don't do enough when Black women go missing,’ said Kathrine Renesto, Smith’s mother.
By: Jackie Rae
'Moving people along doesn't solve the root problem,' Gaviota Heights HOA president Jennifer Carey said.
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