Martin Espinoza is a Senior Reporter at various publications including the North Bay Business Journal and The Press Democrat. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular emphasis on health and wellness, aviation, and social issues such as homelessness and crime. Martin's work has been featured in multiple outlets, including the Napa Valley Register and District Fray Magazine.
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Martin Espinoza's coverage has a strong focus on local news, especially in the Santa Rosa and Sonoma County areas. He frequently covers topics related to government announcements, health & wellbeing, and community events.
If you have insights into local government policies or initiatives in the Santa Rosa and Sonoma County area, particularly those related to healthcare or community events, your pitch may align well with Martin’s coverage. Additionally, if you can offer expert advice on evolving stories or breaking news concerning these regions and themes mentioned above, it could be of interest to him.
Given his emphasis on local communities within California such as Santa Rosa, Petaluma, and Healdsburg among others; pitches should ideally relate closely to these specific locations for maximum relevance.
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Most farmworkers owed wages by bankrupt Alexander Valley winery have been paid, advocates say
By: Martin Espinoza
Seven of the nine workers owed money from as far back as May have been paid, according to farm labor advocates, who raised alarm over the case late last year.
By: Austin Murphy, Martin Espinoza
Returning the favor: Sonoma County firefighters and aid workers rally to help Los Angeles in its time of need
By: Emma Murphy
Even as they signaled support for state laws that limit cooperation with federal authorities, the Board of Supervisors and Sheriff Eddie Engram made clear Friday that they cannot block those authorities from local enforcement of the nation’s immigration laws.
By: Martin Espinoza, Phil Barber
Corporations have discovered senior care. Advocates say it's harming older people, including locally
By: Martin Espinoza
Hiking for Fitness, a series of 8 weekly group hikes, is part of Sugarloaf Ridge State Park's ParkRx program, introducing people to the joys of walking in the outdoors.
By: Martin Espinoza
Hiking for Fitness, a series of 8 weekly group hikes, is part of Sugarloaf Ridge State Park's ParkRx program, introducing people to the joys of walking in the outdoors. It's free to those with a physician's prescription.
By: Martin Espinoza
Watch Duty, founded in 2021, when it had about 6,000 North Bay users, now has 16 million active users, more than half whom have downloaded the app since the start of the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles County.
By: Austin Murphy, Martin Espinoza, Marisa Endicott
SSU in crisis: Years in the making, budget blow follows ‘constant chaos' of leadership scandals, disasters, enrollment decline
By: Marisa Endicott, Martin Espinoza, Austin Murphy
Mike McGuire struggled in school. He never thought college was in the cards. But, after starting out in basic English and pre-algebra at Santa Rosa Junior College, he was able to transfer to Sonoma State University, putting him on a trajectory he couldn’t imagine at the time, leading to the highest echelons of state office.
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