Karis Caddell is a journalist for The Sun-Gazette Newspaper, focusing on local news in Exeter, California. With a passion for community journalism, Karis covers a range of topics including local events, government updates, and issues that impact the residents of Exeter.
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Karis Caddell's coverage focuses on local news, community events, public transportation, education, and city government in the United States, particularly California and Exeter. Hence, she will be interested in pitches related to these topics within her geographic focus.
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Visalia’s Mighty Oaks Chorus prepares to spread some holiday cheer with 5th annual Christmas concert at Rise Church
By: Karis Caddell
To commemorate six decades of building up low-income communities across the Central Valley, Self-Help Enterprises CEO
City ushers in new leadership as Adriana Nave, Joe Soria join Lindsay City Council; Misty Villarreal chosen as mayor
Exeter Police Department, city administration temporarily relocate while their main office undergoes a six-month renovation
Tulare County honors the passing of beloved courthouse canine for his years of providing comfort to trauma survivors in the community
Returning council member Greg Gomez and new council member Araceli Ochoa being ceremonially sworn in to their council seats on Dec. 16, 2024.
Farmersville City Council unanimously breaks common tradition to re-elect Tina Hernandez for second term as mayor
Redwood High School graduate Kiera Bixler prepares to represent California in the Miss America’s Teen competition
Community rights groups offer “Know Your Rights” workshops and free consultations at College of the Sequoias to help undocumented residents
By: Karis Caddell
FARMERSVILLE – Tensions ran high during a special Farmersville City Council meeting just before Christmas, as council members got into a debate about the city’s leadership.
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