Jonathan Ayestas is a Digital Desk Editor at KCRA News. He covers a range of topics including local weather, crime, law enforcement, and regional interest stories, with a particular focus on climate change and environmental issues. Jonathan's work has been featured in various outlets including Jackson's 16 WAPT, KOAT 7, SFGate, and NBC5 News.
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Jonathan Ayestas focuses on local crime and breaking news, primarily in the California, Sacramento area. Given his focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, pitches should offer timely information or expert commentary on ongoing criminal investigations, missing persons cases, accidents or shootings.
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By: Jonathan Ayestas
Monday morning will be foggy and cold for commuters across Northern California.
By: Jonathan Ayestas
A wide array of new California laws are set to go into effect in 2025, with many of them starting Jan. 1. These are some of the laws to know.
By: Matt Soderlund, Ashley Zavala, Jonathan Ayestas
Hundreds of new California laws are set to go into effect in 2025, with many of them starting Jan. 1.
By: Jonathan Ayestas
Thursday will be dry and partly cloudy for Northern California ahead of a round of rain and snow.
By: Jonathan Ayestas
California water officials are feeling somewhat optimistic about the state's snowpack but emphasized that they're hoping for more weather systems to keep the water supply at a healthy level.
By: Jonathan Ayestas
A Fairfield woman is accused of brandishing a large dagger at two people after slashing one of their car's tires, officials said.
By: Jonathan Ayestas
Officials on Friday said they arrested a person in connection with a fire that destroyed one of Northern California's most famous homes.
By: Jonathan Ayestas
Butte County officials on Friday confirmed a bird flu outbreak in a backyard poultry flock, the latest case since Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency in December.
By: Jonathan Ayestas
A 20-year-old man accused of killing his mother in Stockton will appear in court for the first time since her death.
By: Jonathan Ayestas
More than eight months after a major Sacramento music festival was postponed to 2025, it remains unclear if it is still set to happen.
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