Rachel Hernandez is a Public Relations Executive with a robust background in marketing, having honed her skills at three agencies before her current role. She focuses on themes of accessibility, civil rights, diversity and inclusion, and the intersection of social interest with AI platforms, generative AI, and natural language processing. Rachel's insights and expertise have been featured in various outlets, including WJTV 12, CBS 42, and Yahoo News.
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New Orleans, United States (Local)
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Rachel Hernandez focuses on local news in New Orleans and Louisiana, with a significant emphasis on crime-related stories. If you have insights related to evolving crime stories or breaking news within the New Orleans area, particularly those involving government announcements or local events, your pitch is more likely to capture Rachel’s attention.
Given her coverage attributes that include breaking news and evolving stories, sources who can provide real-time updates or exclusive access to unfolding events may be of particular interest. Additionally, experts with knowledge of crime trends and law enforcement practices in the region could also be valuable for providing commentary on ongoing cases or developments impacting the community.
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By: Rachel Hernandez
/ -- VetComm is proud to announce that Richard Chaves, U.S. Army veteran and acclaimed actor best known for his role as "Poncho" in the 1987 classic film "Predator," has officially received a 100% VA disability rating with the support and guidance of VetComm's veteran advocacy team.
By: Rachel Hernandez
/ -- VetComm is proud to announce that Richard Chaves, U.S. Army veteran and acclaimed actor best known for his role as "Poncho" in the 1987 classic film "Predator," has officially received a 100% VA disability rating with the support and guidance of VetComm's veteran advocacy team.
By: Rachel Hernandez
VetComm CEO Kate Monroe Stop Waiting. Start Rating Government shutdowns intensify the anxiety veterans already face every day, turning political gridlock into a direct attack on their health and stability.
By: Rachel Hernandez
VetComm CEO Kate Monroe Stop Waiting. Start Rating Veterans deserve more than automated responses or set procedures.
By: Rachel Hernandez
These walks aren't about politics or publicity. They're about restoring humanity and giving a voice to those who've been forgotten.”
By: Rachel Hernandez
Stop Waiting. Start Rating Veteran-built platform helps veterans take control of their benefits, launching nationwide Dec. 1, 2025
By: Rachel Hernandez
Stop Waiting. Start Rating Every number represents a real veteran, a real family, and real financial stability that can change lives for generations”
By: Rachel Hernandez
/ -- VetComm closed out 2025 with its annual Christmas Gala at Sycuan Casino Resort, an event that formally recognized employee excellence, honored the company's veteran workforce and reflected on a year of significant organizational growth and impact in veteran advocacy.
By: Rachel Hernandez
Chad Bianco and Kate Monroe LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, January 5, 2026 / EINPresswire.com Chad Bianco , Riverside County Sheriff and California
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Kate Monroe and Chad Bianco Kate Monroe and Chad Bianco Speak to a Man on Skid Row Kate Monroe and Chad Bianco Speak to a Man on Skid Row
