Josie Huang is a Reporter at LAist. With a diverse reporting background that includes topics such as immigration, housing, and religion, she has also covered themes related to climate change, the environment, and regional interests. Her work has been featured in notable outlets including WUNC (91.5 FM), KQED, and Marketplace by APM.
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Josie's coverage primarily focuses on local politics and issues impacting the Asian American community in California, particularly in Los Angeles. Her articles often cover evolving stories and government announcements related to these topics.
Given Josie's focus on local events and policies, she may be interested in pitches that provide firsthand accounts or expert commentary on AAPI issues, hate crimes, affordable housing matters, or evictions within the region. Additionally, sources with insights into local political developments and their impact on specific communities could be valuable for her reporting.
Pitches that align with Josie's coverage would benefit from a strong emphasis on how they relate to the local Los Angeles area or broader California context. Offering unique perspectives from individuals directly affected by these issues can help make your pitch more compelling to her.
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Tiny venue, big legacy Topline: For nearly 60 years, McCabe's Guitar Shop in Santa Monica — the subject of a new book — has hosted
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UCLA launches free multimedia resource Topline: A free online textbook developed by UCLA educators aims to make Asian American and
By: Josie Huang
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New album, new NoHo studio Topline: Ziggy Marley is back with his first solo album in eight years, a project that includes the first song he's written about his father, Bob Marley.
An online plea sparks support Topline: After the Eaton Fire displaced most of its customers, Altadena pet groomer Wet Paws faced a June 1 deadline to decide whether to renew its lease.
By: Josie Huang
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Altadena school holds comedy fundraiser to rebuild Topline:
By: Josie Huang
Sometimes 8-year-old London Cook can convince herself the temporary digs for her elementary school are her old campus, the place where she first discovered her love of math and P.E. — that “this is just Rosebud.”
