Michelle Bandur is an investigative reporter with a focus on local news in the United States, specifically in California, Sacramento. She writes for various media outlets, including KCRA 3 & My58 Television, KSBW 8 NBC • Central Coast ABC • Estrella TV, and Waste Advantage Magazine. Her work has also been featured in Crossroads Today and SFGate.
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Sacramento, California, United States (Local)
Michelle Bandur's coverage is focused on local news, particularly in Northern California and the Sacramento area. Her articles predominantly cover evolving stories, government announcements, breaking news, and event coverage.
Given her focus on family & relationships, government & politics, crime, and entertainment news in Northern California and Sacramento specifically; pitches should be tailored to provide insights or commentary relevant to these topics within this geographic region.
Sources who can offer expert analysis or firsthand experience related to California laws affecting families/individuals would likely resonate with Michelle. Additionally, those able to comment on retail trends or specific crime-related issues in the area could also capture her interest.
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By: Michelle Bandur
Counties spend children's Social Security benefits from their dead parents and do not give the survivor's benefits to the kids.
By: Michelle Bandur
Lathrop is growing so fast, it's building a second high school
By: Michelle Bandur
Girl Scouts learn valuable life lessons every year, from how to build a business to saving a life.
By: Michelle Bandur
The tree bandits even hit the park around Earth Day Advertisement Tree thieves uprooting newly planted trees in Southside Park
By: Michelle Bandur
"If she hadn't started practicing CPR, her dad wouldn't have started, and I wouldn't be here," Simonoff said.
By: Michelle Bandur
"Friday we were in shorts and T-shirts with sunblock on and then Saturday, 180" Advertisement
By: Michelle Bandur
Advertisement 'Even stealing Mother's Day cards': Natomas neighborhood fed up with weekly mail thefts Share
By: Michelle Bandur
SACRAMENTO ( KCRA ) — Some residents in a Natomas neighborhood say they've been the repeated target of mail thieves for several years now, and are tired of losing valuable property and their identities.
By: Michelle Bandur
Advertisement Rio Linda water district employee shot outside home, gunman still on the loose Share
By: Michelle Bandur
Advertisement Mail theft victims petition HOA for safety changes to cluster mailboxes Share Copy Link
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