Kristine Malicse is a journalist based in Los Angeles, California, and writes for LAist.com. Her articles cover a range of topics, including local news, culture, food, and social issues. Kristine is dedicated to providing informative and engaging content that reflects the diverse experiences of the community she serves.
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Los Angeles, California, United States (Local)
Given Kristine Malicse's coverage focus, she would likely be receptive to pitches related to local news in Los Angeles and California. Pitches that highlight unique aspects of the history and experiences of communities in Los Angeles or cover issues such as homelessness, food culture, and education within this area could align well with her interests.
As Kristine covers a range of topics including house & home, content & publishing, education, government & politics while also focusing on seasonal events and announcements; consider tailoring your pitch to fit one or more of these themes when reaching out. For example, providing insights into educational trends in Southern California or updates on local government policies could resonate with her coverage areas.
When pitching to Kristine Malicse it is important to keep the geographic focus on United States specifically California and particularly Los Angeles.
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By: Kristine Malicse
Jeff Kim has developed and is teaching a first-of-its-kind course on Korean American studies.
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Mayor Karen Bass gives her first State of the City address in the Los Angeles City Council chambers on Monday, April 17, 2023
By: Kristine Malicse, Brian Feinzimer
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Hot chocolate so good that you'd happily sit in bumper-to-bumper traffic for a sip.
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Madeline, a 7-year-old from Santa Clarity Valley, hugs a unicorn that may be using magic to disguise itself as a stuffed animal. The plush is a mega-sized version of the stuffed animal Mayeda gave Madeline and was sent by the manufacturer after the county's social media post went viral.
Oliebollen, oil balls or donut balls, a dutch pastry with raisins and powdered sugar traditionally eaten on New Year’s Eve in the Netherlands and a glass of champagne with a christmas tree in the background.
A sign outside a Los Angeles County vote center in Palmdale, CA on May 3, 2020. Libby Denkmann for LAist
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