Oscar Margain is a Bilingual Reporter at NBC10 Boston. He specializes in the immigration beat and has a diverse background that includes reporting on sports, law and legal affairs, and cultural topics, reflecting his multilingual and multimedia expertise. Oscar has been featured in various outlets including NBC Connecticut, NBC Chicago, and Telemundo San Antonio, among others.
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Boston, United States (Local)
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Oscar Margain's local coverage in Boston heavily focuses on crime, breaking news, and evolving stories. His reporting includes various weather-related incidents like storms, flooding, and power outages as well as police investigations and criminal cases.
Given his focus on local news within the United States, especially Massachusetts and Boston, he may be interested in pitches related to ongoing crime stories or breaking news events in these areas. Additionally, he could be receptive to expert commentary from law enforcement officials or professionals with insights into criminal justice issues affecting the region.
Pitches offering unique perspectives on developing crime stories or significant government announcements within Massachusetts or Boston are likely to resonate with Oscar.
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Seventeen-year-old Arjun Aravind is scheduled to appear in court on Thursday to face murder and assault charges.
By: Mike Pescaro, Oscar Margain
The Department of Homeland Security is exploring leasing 249 parking spaces in Boston for use by immigration agents, and Mayor Michelle Wu is urging business owners not to provide them.
By: Oscar Margain
Building materials, sporting equipment and food products are among the Canadian goods sold in Massachusetts to be impacted by new 50% tariffs.
The House and Senate versions of the Massachusetts PETS Act differ in a provision that would have a major impact on pet sales.
Building materials, sporting equipment and food products are among the Canadian goods sold in Massachusetts to be impacted by new 50% tariffs.
By: Oscar Margain
Jiwan Jyoti, a 50-year-old Massachusetts woman, traveled for a pilgrimage through the Himalayas, and her family is desperately waiting for news.
By: Oscar Margain
The death toll from the flooding and mudslides around the Nepal-Tibet border was nearing 700 Saturday, while about 2,500 people remained missing.
By: Mike Pescaro, Asher Klein, Oscar Margain
The child's two young siblings, ages 4 and 6, called for help after the boy and his grandmother ended up in the water near a section of the pond
By: Asher Klein
It wasn't immediately clear what brought police to the area or if anyone was hurt. Police are asking the public to avoid an intersection near a public pool in Lawrence, Massachusetts, on Monday.
By: Munashe Kwangwari, Kaitlin McKinley
The FBI and Massachusetts State Police are helping the Lawrence Police Department with their shooting investigation.
