Rachel Barnes is a journalist at Patch, covering the Los Angeles South Bay, Long Beach, and Seal Beach. She focuses on themes such as climate change, environmental services, and the intersection of technology with events and conferences. Rachel's work has been featured in various publications, including FT Strategies, Utah Business, and The Salt Lake Tribune.
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Rachel Barnes' coverage primarily focuses on local news, especially crime, public safety, and community events in the Los Angeles area. She also covers environmental conservation and seasonal events. If you have localized insights or expert commentary related to breaking news stories, evolving local developments, or government announcements in the Los Angeles area, reaching out to Rachel with a pitch tailored to her emphasis on these themes may be effective.
For example:
- Insights from local law enforcement officials regarding crime trends
- Experts discussing public safety measures specific to the Los Angeles community
- Environmentalists providing perspectives on local conservation efforts
Given her focus on Crime and Public Safety topics within California communities like Long Beach and Manhattan Beach as well as broader regional weather patterns such as El Niño's impact in Southern California could be of particular interest for outreach.
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By: Rachel Barnes
The Red Cross said donations hit a four-year summer low as hospital demand rose and type O supplies fell sharply.
The village board approved a bid for upgrades aimed at safety, public space and future Main Street development.
The crime blotter covers incidents in Winnetka and Glencoe from Aug 19 to 26.
By: Rachel Barnes
Weekly classes for babies, toddlers and preschoolers will begin in September at three north suburban campuses.
Village officials said the change is meant to improve safety for Jewish residents crossing on the Sabbath.
The law takes effect Jan. 1, 2027, and sets statewide standards for faster e-bikes, e-motos and similar devices.
By: Rachel Barnes
The Evanston Fire Department reported no civilian or firefighter injuries after the Wednesday fire.
The new downtown Highwood restaurant pairs elevated American classics with sushi and cocktails.
By: Rachel Barnes
Rabbi Moshe Spalter said he is recovering well nearly two months after donating a kidney to a stranger.
What you need to know about Flock license plate cameras and how they're used in the North Shore.
