McKenzie Diaz is a Multimedia Journalist for KSBY, covering a wide range of topics and stories in the San Luis Obispo area. With a focus on local news and community events, McKenzie strives to provide accurate and timely information to her audience. She welcomes story ideas and can be contacted via email at [email protected].
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McKenzie Diaz's coverage revolves around local community events, the housing market, and seasonal activities. She may be interested in pitches related to human interest stories about local residents or businesses making a positive impact on the community. Additionally, she covers government announcements and their effects on the local economy.
Given her focus on educational institutions like Cal Poly and seasonal events such as holiday celebrations and shopping, consider pitching stories that highlight the intersection of education with local economic impact during specific seasons or events. Furthermore, since she reports extensively on family-related themes, topics concerning how housing market movements affect families could also be relevant.
Considering her geographic scope is not specified but shows a strong emphasis on San Luis Obispo and nearby areas like Santa Maria Valley Discovery Museum & Morro Bay suggests an inclination towards localized content within California's Central Coast region.
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With even record-breaking numbers this year, drivers say they are planning has made all the difference.
Neighbors and other businesses in the Arroyo Grande area have mixed feelings about plans for a new car wash and boutique hotel.
A recent survey suggests that customers are being asked and feeling obligated to tip service workers more now than ever before.
Under California's new Freedom to Read Act, Assembly Bill 1825 prohibits public libraries from banning books because of the race, nationality, religion, gender
The Rotary Club of SLO de Tolosa launched the Child Spree program in 1996. Since then, they have provided nearly 2,8000 local students with much-needed clothing and nearly $250,000 worth of donations.
Veteran-led non-profit, Welcome Home Military Heroes, made some holiday wishes come true for veterans and families in need. They hosted their 7th annual Veteran Tree event on Sunday.
A multi-use project development off Froom Ranch Way in San Luis Obispo could now include more housing instead of commercial developments.
The annual 'Christmas Bikes for Kids' event is a way to show support and appreciation for Military families.
Local businesses and volunteers spent their Sunday morning wrapping presents, bringing in a tree, and putting up lights around the house for one local family who's had a tough year.
On Monday, case workers from different veterans agencies around the Central Coast met at A La Carte in Santa Maria, collecting donations to distribute to local veterans.
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