Kristine Lazar is an Emmy award-winning consumer investigative reporter for CBSLA. With a focus on consumer issues and advocacy, Kristine covers a wide range of topics including home protection, cyberbullying, car safety, and financial tips. She is dedicated to providing valuable information and resources to help viewers navigate their everyday lives.
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Kristine Lazar's coverage focuses on personal finance, travel & tourism, and business & industry. She often references data, government announcements, gift guides, and seasonal topics in her articles.
Given Kristine's focus on personal finance and the automotive industry, she would likely be receptive to pitches from experts who can provide insights into economic trends affecting consumers or the latest developments in automotive safety. Sources with access to relevant data or governmental announcements may also catch her attention.
As a journalist without specific geographic focus but an interest in consumer-related issues such as banking and restaurant industries, it would be beneficial for outreach efforts to highlight any global implications of the pitch while emphasizing its relevance to consumer interests.
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