Jacob Dizon is a Morning Anchor at KMVT, where he joined in September 2024 to host Rise and Shine. With a background in multimedia journalism and production, he has covered a range of topics including crime and justice, the judicial system, and agriculture and farming. Jacob has been featured in KMVTTV and KSBY, bringing his passion for storytelling to the forefront of local news.
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Jacob Dizon's coverage primarily focuses on local news, community events, law enforcement, housing development and education in the Santa Maria area of California. His articles often include information about government announcements and seasonal events.
Given his focus on local news and community events, Jacob would likely be interested in pitches related to stories about the Santa Maria area or surrounding areas within California. Topics such as new developments in housing or education initiatives within this region could be of interest to him.
Additionally, given his attention to crime and breaking news stories involving law enforcement within the local community, he might also appreciate insights from experts with knowledge of these topics or individuals directly involved in relevant organizations.
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By: Jacob Dizon
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