Juliet Lemar is a multimedia journalist at KSBY. She focuses on the communities' most pressing issues, covering a wide range of topics from farming equipment and organic farming to oil and gas, while also highlighting uplifting moments through the perspectives of those living them. Her work has been featured in the Santa Monica Mirror, Palisades News, Westside Today, LLC, and KSBY, and she has earned accolades including an Emmy and multiple Golden Mike Awards for her investigative reporting.
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Juliet Lemar's coverage focuses primarily on local events and government announcements, with a significant emphasis on community-related themes such as environmental conservation, storm preparedness, and community events in the Santa Barbara area. Pitches should be tailored to offer insights from local stakeholders involved in these areas or provide unique perspectives related to them.
Given her focus on seasonal topics and event coverage, consider offering pitches that align with upcoming local events or recent government announcements in the Santa Barbara area. Additionally, experts who can speak to issues related to environmental conservation efforts or storm impact preparedness may find success when reaching out to Juliet Lemar.
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By: Venice Shorts, Nick Antonicello, Juliet Lemar, Themed Pastries, Caymus Vineyards
After county kills two mental-health housing projects, rogue operators allegedly fill vacant facility with dozens—triggering emergency inspections, safety hazards, and forced evacuations.
By: Juliet Lemar
Alpine Floor and Home experts are ready to help on your next flooring project. It's a one-stop-shop for carpeting, hardwood, laminate, vinyl and tile
By: Juliet Lemar
Alpine Floor and Home experts are ready to help on your next flooring project. It’s a one-stop-shop for carpeting, hardwood, laminate, vinyl and tile floors. Family owned and operated since 1968.
LOS ANGELES — In just the last six months, the California Department of Health confirmed at least 52 measles cases statewide, more than double this same time last year.
A local nonprofit is providing supplies and support for the first day of school
Families of K-12th grade students are feeling the pinch
By: Juliet Lemar
Five people have been hospitalized
School is now in session and many families struggle to find affordable after school care
By: Juliet Lemar
California is the second state to allow ride-hailing drivers to unionize after Massachusetts.
Uber and Lyft drivers celebrated the formation of what they said will be the biggest ride-hailing driver union in the world.
