Lydia Pantazes is a Senior Video Journalist with a focus on local news in the Los Angeles area. She writes for various news outlets, including Spectrum News 1, Bay News 9, Spectrum News 13 Orlando, and Time Warner Cable Enterprises, LLC. Lydia covers a wide range of topics, from community events and small businesses to cultural stories and human interest pieces.
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Lydia's coverage heavily features local stories and events, emphasizing community, small businesses, and entertainment in the Los Angeles area. She may be most responsive to pitches that highlight unique aspects of the local community or profile interesting individuals and organizations making a positive impact.
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By: Lydia Pantazes
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LOS ANGELES — Mop-up has begun in the Mountain Fire, as firefighters prepare for another wind event this week.
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By: Lydia Pantazes
LOS ANGELES — “Say a Little Prayer” is a romantic comedy that's breaking barriers, showcasing Latino talent in every part of its production, from the actors to the writers and producers.
By: Lydia Pantazes
It's a movie based on true events about a group of punk rockers in Cuba who intentionally injected themselves with HIV in order to escape oppression.
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