Lydia Esparra is a journalist who writes for WKYC Studios and KXTV-TV in Sacramento, CA. Her articles cover a range of topics including local news, crime, community issues, and human interest stories. Lydia is dedicated to providing accurate and informative reporting to keep her audience informed about important events happening in their communities.
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Cleveland, Ohio, United States (Local)
Lydia Esparra covers local news with a focus on evolving stories, crime, and government announcements. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to ongoing neighborhood disputes, police matters, and housing conditions that have significant community impact.
Given her coverage of breaking news and evolving stories within the realm of crime and government-related topics, Lydia may be responsive to sources who can provide real-time updates or expert commentary on unfolding events such as public safety issues or political developments at the local level.
As Lydia's geographic focus is not specified but she mainly covers localized incidents in Ohio, it would be beneficial for pitches to align with this regional scope.
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Allen Choo's custom made violin is one of a kind and cost him thousands of dollars to purchase.
By: Lydia Esparra
The eclipse is now less than 30 days away, and on Monday, leaders from across Cuyahoga County gave us a look at what's next.
By: Lydia Esparra
The smoke made the city look like midnight on a late Tuesday afternoon. No one was hurt, but the smoke remains.
By: Lydia Esparra
Site manager Monica Lelutiu says the rec center has ample green space to allow the best position and best view of the sun.
By: Lydia Esparra
16-year-old Iana McCrary and 9-year-old Daeshon Whalen died when the car they were in was rear-ended by a garbage truck.
By: Lydia Esparra
Some in the community want the mayor to wait until after the city charter is potentially changed to allow for an external candidate search.
Meats, pastries and other food items were ruined when the counter coolers stopped working due to a power outage.
By: Lydia Esparra
David Leopold journeyed to the nation last week with members of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland. He recalled hearing sirens and preparing to take shelter.
By: Lydia Esparra
The home on West 106th caught fire Saturday morning, and the owners believed the cat perished in that fire.
By: Lydia Esparra
Frank Tyson's family was in attendance along with Canton community members to speak out against the incident.
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