Lauren Walike is a journalist based in Sacramento, California. She writes for KXTV-TV, a local news station, and her work has also appeared on WPMT FOX43. Lauren covers a wide range of topics, including breaking news, local events, crime, and community issues in the Sacramento area.
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Lauren Walike primarily covers local news in the Sacramento and Roseville areas, with a focus on breaking news, evolving stories, crime, entertainment news, and tragedy. Given her coverage attributes and topic preferences, she would likely be most responsive to pitches that offer exclusive insights into ongoing or developing local events such as community initiatives or crime-related issues.
Her interest in entertainment news suggests an openness to features on local artists or cultural events taking place in the Sacramento region. Additionally, considering her coverage of sports-related content like the Sacramento Kings' award win may indicate receptiveness towards relevant pitches about other notable sporting achievements within the area.
When reaching out to Lauren with story ideas or expert commentary opportunities related to these topics, ensure they are directly tied to developments within her geographic focus of California's capital region.
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By: Lauren Walike
Proposition 35 would require the state to spend the money from a tax on health care plans on Medi-Cal.
By: Lauren Walike
Prosecutors, police and big box retailers have blamed Prop 47 for an increase in property crimes. Prop 36 is their attempt to unwind it.
By: Lauren Walike
Proposition 33 would eliminate restrictions on local rent control laws.
By: Lauren Walike
Proposition 34 would impose spending restrictions for nonprofits participating in the federal drug discount program.
By: Lauren Walike
If Measure F passes, it would increase the transient occupancy tax (paid only by hotel and lodging guests) from 8% to 10%, according to a staff report.
By: Lauren Walike
The tax would be in effect for 30 years, if passed, and would raise about $1.58 billion for road and highway improvements.
By: Lauren Walike
Incumbent Kevin Kiley (R) is being challenged by Jessica Morse (D) for California's 3rd Congressional District.
By: Lauren Walike
The first wave of results in Placer County will come in around 8 p.m. on election night.
By: Lauren Walike
Measure N, if passed, would require property owners to pay a tax on nonexempt residential units in the city that are vacant for more than half the year.
By: Lauren Walike
If passed, the tax would be in effect for 30 years and raise about $1.58 billion for road and highway improvements.
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