Mike TeSelle is a News Reporter at KCRA3-TV. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on climate change, water management, and public transportation, while also covering education and telecommunications. Mike's work has been featured in KCRA 3 & My58 Television and KSBW 8.
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Sacramento, United States (Local)
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Mike TeSelle's articles are predominantly focused on local news within the United States, specifically in California and Sacramento. His coverage includes city development, education, transportation, holiday season events, and outdoor exploration.
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By: Mike Teselle
Drivers behind the wheel along Modesto's Standiford Avenue are getting a view of a new pedestrian overcrossing that looks like an old railroad trestle, but isn't meant for trains.
By: Mike Teselle
Sacramento's City Council is scheduled to vote on a recommendation to increase the number of dogs residents are allowed to own.
By: Mike Teselle
Sacramento is hosting a free community open house at the Sacramento Valley Train Station's North Plaza on Wednesday to showcase ongoing downtown development projects at the historic Railyards.
By: Mike Teselle
A quarantine area has been established in Lodi by the U.S. Department of Agriculture after the discovery of a disease threatening residential citrus trees.
By: Mike Teselle
The kickoff to Wednesday's State Fair Hero Chili Cookoff included a bit of good-natured chirping between competitors during a planned shopping event inside the Save Mart at Loehman's Plaza.
By: Mike Teselle
More than 34,000 students across the Stockton Unified School District returned to school.
By: Mike Teselle
Here's a different take on exploring Northern California's rivers. No need for a swimsuit, a kaya or a canoe Instead, an eye towards art is all you need.
I love getting out on new hiking trails or waterways to explore and discover the outdoors. But, there's also an equally visual way to experience the symbolism of nature: through art.
By: Mike Teselle
The newest escape room option in the Sacramento region, Escapology, opened with a show of support for youth in need.
By: Mike Teselle
A new way for students to charge their e-bikes and scooters during the school day was unveiled at Hiram Johnson High School on Wednesday.
