Kaila Mellos is a freelance writer based in Encinitas, California. She focuses on local news and events, covering a range of topics including community issues, arts and culture, sports, and human interest stories. Her work has been featured in various publications, including The Coast News Group, Yahoo News, and the Daily Astorian.
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Kaila's coverage is heavily focused on local events, businesses, and community news in Encinitas. She frequently covers announcements from the private sector and government, along with event coverage. This suggests that she would be receptive to pitches related to local business openings, community events, government initiatives or policy changes in Encinitas.
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An artist’s conceptual rendering of the Doheny Desalination Project. Photo: Courtesy of South Coast Water District
By: Kaila Mellos
A native of South Orange County, Teresa Abel has been working to help local seniors and their families with the difficult transition that many encounter nowadays. As Vice President of Synergy HomeCare in San Clemente, Abel is working to help seniors age in place with care.
By: Kaila Mellos
Welcoming students through an array of the Dana Hills High School cheerleaders, band members, and the school’s Associated Student Union, the 2024-2025 school year kicked off on Tuesday, August 20.
By: Kaila Mellos
In the upcoming November election for two expiring City Council seats, Mayor Sergio Farias will have a challenger in District 1, while incumbent Councilmember Howard Hart went unchallenged in District
By: Kaila Mellos
After months of upgrading work on the local San Juan Capistrano Sports Park, the celebratory ribbon-cutting ceremony took place on Thursday, August 15. The City Council and local kids’ soccer
By: Kaila Mellos
This photo is a screen grab of video taken by naturalist Laura Lopez aboard Ocean Adventures of a rare dolphin stampede off the coast of San Clemente last week. Photo: Courtesy of Laura Lopez and Dana Wharf Sportfishing and Whale Watching
By: Angelica Escobar, Kaila Mellos
A crowd gathers at Lower Trestles for the 2023 WSL Finals. (Photo by Thiago Diz/World Surf League)
By: Kaila Mellos
Pictured is Truly Pizza’s international award-winning cheese pie. Photo: Courtesy of Truly Pizza
The Ocean Institute’s Maritime Festival highlighting California’s rich maritime history features cannon battles and tall ships. Photo: Courtesy of The Ocean Institute
By: Kaila Mellos
In June, Dana Point city officials traveled to Italy to participate in a ceremony recognizing the Cities of Dana Point and Sorrento, Italy, becoming official Sister Cities. On Tuesday, September
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