Joe Little is the Director of Storytelling and MMJ at NBC San Diego. He focuses on themes such as construction and real estate, climate change, and healthcare, often exploring topics like water conservation and management. Joe's work has been featured in The Scotsman and NBC 7 San Diego.
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Joe Little's articles mainly focus on local news within San Diego, California. His recent coverage attributes show a significant emphasis on government announcements, suggesting he is likely to be interested in pitches related to city developments and environmental issues within San Diego or broader California. Consider reaching out with stories about new infrastructure projects, local policies, or community initiatives.
Additionally, Joe has also covered themes like pets and entertainment news. If you have relevant content such as heartwarming pet stories or local events that align with these themes in the San Diego area specifically, it may resonate well with him.
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The International Boundary and Water Commissioner Maria-Elena Giner explained what went wrong in Tijuana over the weekend that caused millions of gallons of raw sewage to pour across the border.
By: Joe Little
The third annual job fair targets high-schoolers and young adults in an area that has historically been under-invested in by companies, governments or programs.
By: Joe Little
William Arias, Sr. was buried Tuesday in the same plot as his wife, Patsy Arias, and son, William Arias, Jr. The three are some of the few family members to be buried directly on top of each other at Ft. Rosecrans.
By: Joe Little
Otay Ranch Village 13 near Chula Vista will have 2,750 homes
Voters approved charging for trash in 2022, at half the rate proposed in 2025
By: Joe Little
He’s one-of-one. The first of his kind. An anomaly. San Diego Police Officer Mark Wright is believed to be the first motorcycle officer with a prosthetic leg. “You know, you tell yourself you can’t do something. You’ve already defeated yourself,” said Officer Wright after graduating from the department’s grueling 120-hour Motorcycle Training Course. “I knew I could get through it,”…
By: Joe Little
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency administrator Lee Zeldin said he will tour the border region Tuesday. He posted on X the sewage from Mexico needs to stop immediately.
By: Joe Little
The site will eventually feature a total of 50 acres of park and open space, which is more protected space on the bayfront than at any time since factories started being built in the area during World War II.
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