Jeanette Quezada is a Multimedia Journalist at KJRH. She focuses on themes of health and wellness, culture and society, and environmental issues, often exploring topics related to climate change, animal welfare, and food and beverages. Jeanette's work has been featured in KJRH and San Diego Live Sound.
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Jeanette Quezada's coverage focuses primarily on local news, with an emphasis on community events and issues in San Diego. She covers a range of themes including family & relationships, crime, entertainment news, and culture & society within the region.
Given her focus on local events and evolving stories related to San Diego, she would likely be interested in pitches that highlight unique or newsworthy initiatives within the community. This could include human interest stories about individuals or groups making a positive impact in the area.
Pitches related to crime statistics or trends specific to San Diego may also resonate well with Jeanette given her coverage of gun violence and convenience store robberies. Additionally, pitches about border crossings should be relevant but presented from a local perspective focusing specifically on its impact on the communities in San Diego.
As for topics covered by Jeanette Quezada - while fraternities is listed as one of them - it appears only sporadically among other themes such as family & relationships and crime. Therefore it might not be her primary focus unless directly related to significant local events or impacts involving these institutions.
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By: Jeanette Quezada
If you drive by the Mira Mesa off ramps near Interstate 15, you’ll probably notice pockets of homeless encampments that are starting to develop.
By: Jeanette Quezada
National City business owners are joining a growing list of businesses suing the city, county and other organizations for the Jan. 22 floods.
By: Jeanette Quezada
On Saturday, San Diego families of in-custody death victims had an opportunity to meet with Allison Ganter, California's first-ever appointed Director of the In-Custody Death Review Division
By: Jeanette Quezada
The diocese filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy in June in the wake of more than 450 legal claims made against them from sexual abuse victims
By: Jeanette Quezada
A security expert says bollards, like the ones in the Gaslamp and those undergoing repairs in New Orleans, are just one piece of the puzzle in crowd security.
By: Jeanette Quezada
A new California law going into effect in 2025 says alcohol sales in streets, sidewalk, or public spaces are allowed within the local government's "entertainment zones."
By: Jeanette Quezada
Alcohol sales in streets, sidewalk, or public spaces are now allowed within local government "entertainment zones."
By: Jeanette Quezada
The CEO of the San Diego Housing Commission, Lisa Jones, told NBC 7 it was not an easy decision to make, but they are doing everything in their power to find local funding opportunities
The devastation from the fires that have displaced thousands of our neighbors in Los Angeles is hitting home for one young man attending UC San Diego.
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