Jason Sloss is a News Anchor and Reporter for FOX 5 San Diego. Born in the Bay Area and raised in San Diego, Jason covers local news stories with a focus on the San Diego area. He has a strong presence on social media, sharing updates and behind-the-scenes content with his followers.
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Jason Sloss mainly covers local news in San Diego, with a focus on crime, government & politics, healthcare, infrastructure and homelessness. His coverage attributes show a strong emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation.
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By: Jason Sloss
Repair crews are working around the clock to restore power to customers after the recent storm.
And there could be more delays and outages, depending on the next storm coming in.
MAPLE VALLEY, Wash. — A Maple Valley couple is recovering after they were hurt when a tree fell on their trailer during the big storm last Tuesday.
“Tanya was screaming so I told her don't panic, we need to get out of the house. I couldn't find my son, so I'm like, ‘Where are you, where are you?' – no answer. I thought he was killed. He had to go out through the window barefoot, get some help – so neighbors came right away to get us out of the house,” said Romanivko.
By: Jason Sloss
“I think we could do that with transparency engagement and hopefully the two-way sharing of information,.”
The department will also hold in-person events in harder-hit areas for those who feel they need extra help.
By: Jason Sloss
“She was severely injured, she had some permanent injuries to her face and her vision – may not even be a full recovery when it comes to her vision.”
By: Jason Sloss
“It’s just pretty upsetting and it just takes money from the animals takes away from our mission.”
Another customer at the Alderwood Manor location says there have been ongoing issues.
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