Marissa Sarbak is a news reporter based in Phoenix, Arizona. She specializes in local news and has covered a wide range of topics including border issues, crime, legal matters, and community events. Her work has been featured on FOX10 Phoenix, Yahoo News, and FOX 11 Los Angeles - KTTV.
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Phoenix, United States (Local)
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Marissa’s coverage focuses heavily on local news, including crime, government and politics, and family & relationships. Given her focus on evolving stories and breaking news, she may be receptive to sources who can provide timely insights into ongoing events in the Phoenix area or Arizona as a whole.
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An ABC15 viewer reached out regarding a string of thefts over the past week. Marissa Sarbak spoke to neighbors and police to learn more.
The proposition would establish a minimum wage of $20 an hour for hotel workers and event venue workers, about $5 more than Arizona's minimum wage.
By: Marissa Sarbak
Tempe police arrested a suspect accused of hanging suspicious bags of white powder from several political signs lined with razor blades in Ahwatukee.
A community meeting was held on Thursday so leaders could hear residents' concerns regarding a composting operation in the middle of Laveen. Residents have formally complained about air and water quality in the area.
Two weeks after a Phoenix man was killed in a hit and run, the family is still hoping for closure. On Friday night, family and friends held a memorial service for Christopher Rhinehart.
If the Pinal County Board of Supervisors gives the seal of approval, STV Inc. can start gathering signatures to get it on the ballot as early as 2025.
By: Marissa Sarbak
A temporary change in a public transportation route is causing safety concerns for residents in a Phoenix neighborhood.
The investment follows another $36 million investment in the Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport from July
By: Marissa Sarbak
Restrictions adjusted to address various neighborhood concerns
By: Marissa Sarbak
The calendar is available now in Birdcall restaurants around the Valley for $15 and $10 will go towards the S.O.S. organization for every purchace
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