Matt Szabo is a reporter for the Daily Pilot, covering local news and sports in Huntington Beach, California. With a degree from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Matt is dedicated to providing accurate and engaging stories that keep the community informed.
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Matt Szabo's coverage mainly focuses on local events, sports, and government announcements in Huntington Beach, California. Pitches should cater to these specific themes and topics such as local sporting events, community initiatives like tree planting efforts, or news related to city governance.
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A loud firework boomed in northwest Huntington Beach on Wednesday evening, causing several car alarms to go off nearby.
By: Matt Szabo
Huntington Beach Art Center executive director Dan Faltz is excited about the future of his new place of employment.
The Costa Mesa Pony Baseball 13U All-Stars have a special thing going. Head coach Mario Ramirez believes it all starts with family.
Huntington Beach City Council members received an update on the city's short-term rental program during a study session Tuesday evening.
A group of junior lifeguards from New Zealand did a pier dive off the Huntington Beach Pier earlier this week. Bella Muir, 19, said it was a sort of leap of faith.
By: Matt Szabo
A bulldozer motored by on the walkway in front of the tennis courts at Marina High School earlier this month. Marina tennis coach Chuck Kingman did not flinch.
By: Matt Szabo
Murphy Karges can still remember the first practice for the band Sugar Ray in 1988. It happened at a little beach house down on the Newport Peninsula.
By: Matt Szabo
Lifeguards spend more time out in the sun than most, making the use of sunscreen even more important.
By: Matt Szabo
The USA Water Polo Junior Olympics are in Northern California this year, but Newport Beach Water Polo Club's boys still managed to feel right at home.
By: Matt Szabo
Kaleigh Gilchrist is excellent at both water polo and surfing and is also blessed with an engaging personality that flows as naturally as her curly blond hair.
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