John Fredricks is a journalist based in Southern California, focusing on multinational news for The Epoch Times. With a particular focus on Orange County, John covers a wide range of topics including local events, social issues, and investigative reports. His work aims to provide readers with informative and engaging stories that shed light on important issues in the community.
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John Fredricks covers a variety of topics related to events, government announcements, and press releases in the Orange County area. His articles often feature themes related to crime and family/relationships.
For those seeking coverage by John Fredricks, providing insights into local events or government initiatives within Orange County would likely be well received. Additionally, pitches that offer unique perspectives on crime-related issues or stories centered around family dynamics could capture his interest.
Remember that John's primary focus is on the Orange County area, so any pitches should be relevant to this geographic region.
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The mayor turns out to recognize Sarah Sullivan, whose care givers join in as they celebrate her 'remarkable journey.'
Steven Seblani of Long Beach can hear Israeli bombing missions as he and his family anxiously wait for his wife's visa.
By: John Fredricks
The new law decriminalizes ‘loitering for the intent to engage in sex work.’
By: John Fredricks
Several famous actors contributed to the organization Water Wells for Africa to bring safe and accessible water to Malawi.
By: John Fredricks
‘Imagine being a young child and learning of your father's torture and death,' said a Somali woman living in Irvine.
By: John Fredricks
Called ‘Alice in Wonderland Syndrome,' or tachysensia, the condition involves episodes of body-image illusions involving distortions of size, shape, or time.
By: John Fredricks, Jill McLaughlin
Three major fires have destroyed and damaged homes in several counties as firefighters continued to battle the blazes on Sept. 16.
By: John Fredricks
Over the past five years, more than 100 billion gallons of untreated sewage and industrial waste have flowed into California waters from the Tijuana River.
By: John Fredricks
Photo: Former President Donald Trump is joined by his family as he declares victory at his election night watch party in West Palm Beach, Fla., on Nov. 6, 2024.
By: John Fredricks
Funding from flag sponsorships will support local veterans, active-duty military personnel, and their families.
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