Jeremy Hsieh is a journalist with a focus on local news in Alaska, particularly in Anchorage. He has written for publications such as Anchorage Daily News, Alaska Public Media, and KTOO. Jeremy covers a range of topics including crime, politics, and community issues, providing in-depth reporting and analysis to keep the public informed.
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Jeremy Hsieh's reporting predominantly focuses on local government and political issues, with a significant emphasis on crime-related matters. His coverage includes topics such as city budget, homelessness, Mayor Dave Bronson, and the shelter system.
Given his focus on Anchorage and Alaska, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to local government policies, community initiatives addressing homelessness or cold weather challenges specific to this region. Additionally, he may also be open to receiving expert commentary or insights from policymakers regarding legal policy regulations concerning these issues.
For those looking to pitch Jeremy Hsieh effectively, providing localized data and firsthand accounts relevant to Anchorage's government decisions or crime-related developments would likely capture his attention.
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The Alaska Division of Motor Vehicles offers a variety of license plate options. (Illustration by Jeremy Hsieh/KTOO)
The Anchorage Police Department wants the public’s help finding a suspect at large in the shooting death of a man near a homeless camp on Thursday morning.
Shoppers come and go from Fred Meyer and Carrs stores that face each other across the Seward Highway in Midtown Anchorage on Thursday, Aug. 8, 2024. The parent companies of the competing businesses, Kroger and Albertsons, want to merge. (Matt Faubion/Alaska Public Media)
By: Jeremy Hsieh
Instead, Police Chief Sean Case said patrol officers to responded first to a 911 call about an immediate threat, which led to the department’s seventh police shooting this year.
By: Jeremy Hsieh
Lt. Marc Patzke gives a tour of an indoor gun range at the Anchorage Police Department Training Center on Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2024. (Matt Faubion/Alaska Public Media)
By: Jeremy Hsieh
The pitch comes as the governor weighs how to balance demands for hydroelectric power, drinking water and restoration of fish habitat.
By: Jeremy Hsieh
At a community meeting, there was collective interest in civilian police oversight and funding for special mental health crisis teams.
By: Jeremy Hsieh
Farina Brown, special assistant to Anchorage Mayor Suzanne LaFrance on homelessness and health, speaks to reporters at the Anchorage Fire Department Regional Training Center on Sept. 18, 2024. (Wesley Early/AKPM)
By: Jeremy Hsieh
Eugene Cho, owner of Anchorage Korean News, flips through the latest edition of his newspaper at Copy Alaska in downtown Anchorage on Sept. 10, 2024. It’s one of almost 100 distribution points in the city for the free weekly that he mostly delivers himself. (Matt Faubion/Alaska Public Media)
By: Jeremy Hsieh
Eklutna Lake is tucked into the Chugach Mountains not far from Anchorage. (Abbey Collins/Alaska Public Media)
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