Lee Anne Denyer is a Reporter at WXII 12. She focuses on themes such as climate change, agriculture, and regional interest, while also covering topics related to social issues and crime across North America. Lee Anne's work has been featured in various outlets including SFGate, NBCUniversal Media, and CBS7.
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Lee Anne Denyer's coverage predominantly revolves around local events, community news, and crime-related stories in the United States, with a focus on California and Sacramento. Her articles often cover human interest pieces related to families and local communities. Therefore, she is likely to be interested in pitches that highlight heartwarming or impactful community events, personal experiences within the local area, as well as breaking news related to crime incidents.
Given her emphasis on family & relationships and crime themes within a local context, consider pitching stories involving uplifting community initiatives or unique family-centered events happening in the Sacramento area. Additionally, if you have insights into breaking news stories or ongoing developments related to localized crimes or law enforcement activities within California's capital city region, it may capture Lee Anne's attention.
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By: Lee Anne Denyer
A kitchen fire at a midtown restaurant, Journey To The Dumpling, caused them to temporarily close.
By: Lee Anne Denyer
“If you make some smart decisions before a disaster happens, you can not only save lives but also save jobs."
By: Lee Anne Denyer
Women's Empowerment, a nonprofit organization based in Sacramento, is asking for the community’s help gathering toys, winter clothes and gift cards ahead of its annual holiday party next week.
By: Lee Anne Denyer
Lee Anne Denyer Reporter The Twin Rivers Unified School District announced Tuesday it is taking steps to create workforce housing for its teachers and staff members.
A winter storm is bringing feet of snow to ski resorts this weekend, and Friday’s snow had skiers and snowboarders reveling in it.
By: Lee Anne Denyer
Prop 36 goes into effect Wednesday, after California voters overwhelmingly passed the measure in the November election.
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Lee Anne Denyer Reporter The city of Sacramento will begin its search for a new city manager next year, city officials said
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The Yuba County Board of Supervisors censured one of its members Thursday after reviewing the findings of an investigation into reported inappropriate conduct by Supervisor Seth Fuhrer.
By: Lee Anne Denyer
With just a few days to go until Christmas, thousands of holiday shoppers made a mad dash across the region Saturday to finish buying their gifts.
By: Lee Anne Denyer
It was a difficult day for some travelers on Interstate 80 Tuesday as winter conditions met drivers heading into the Sierra for Christmas. Still, many packed up their vehicles and gathered their families to travel into the higher elevations for holiday festivities.
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