Maryssa Rillo is a Reporter at 4 New Now. With a focus on education, higher education, and regional interest, she also covers topics related to energy policy and sustainability, as well as cultural and societal issues. Maryssa's work has been featured in Spectrum News, KXLY-TV (Spokane, WA), Spectrum News 13 Orlando, and Spectrum News 1.
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Maryssa Rillo's coverage is heavily focused on local news and community events in Spokane, Washington. She often covers announcements and press releases related to topics such as education, crime, personal finance, family & relationships.
To effectively reach out to Maryssa, consider offering her stories or interviews that involve local events or initiatives within the Spokane area. Also, pitches related to education policies or developments affecting families and individuals in Spokane would likely be of interest to her.
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By: Maryssa Rillo
VENTURA, Calif. — Young voters have historically voted at lower rates than older Americans.
Local college students said they want their voices heard this election
By: Maryssa Rillo Ventura
VENTURA, Calif. — While looking at her ballot, April Rodriguez, a Democrat who lives in Oxnard, says affordability is top of mind this primary election.
Public safety is a top concern for not only LA mayoral candidates but for local voters as well
By: Maryssa Rillo
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — Controversy continues following the restart of offshore oil operations along the Santa Barbara County coast, with Governor
LOS ANGELES — More than 500,000 people in the United States are protected under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA for short.
By: Maryssa Rillo
LOS ANGELES — Many local Iranians grew up cheering for their international soccer team. But as Los Angeles prepares to host Iran for matches in the World Cup, many are no longer celebrating their home team.
By: Maryssa Rillo
Matches begin in LA on Thursday
While environmental groups bring attention to what they call threats of offshore oil drilling, the Trump administration argues the risks are low
LOS ANGELES — While in class on a Thursday afternoon, first-year Pepperdine nursing student Anthony Galindo was learning how to assess patients in Spanish.
