Ranji Sinha is a Reporter at KIRO 7. With several years of experience covering the Pacific Northwest, Ranji focuses on diverse themes including aviation and aerospace, real estate, and healthcare, while also delving into topics such as disaster response and renewable energy. His work has been featured in KIRO-FM, Yahoo News, KIRO 7, Yahoo Finance, Yahoo Sports, and MSN.
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Ranji Sinha's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly government announcements and evolving stories related to crime, fires, protests, community events, and transportation in the United States with a specific emphasis on Washington state and Seattle.
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By: Ranji Sinha
“He was just a ball of light. He brings everybody together-- people from different walks and paths, from sports to just local kids he grew up with. He connects everybody,” Badhas Margarsa said. “His smile, his energy. Once a soul like that is lost, it's hard to replace.”
By: Ranji Sinha
Seattle City Leaders are considering a moratorium on new large-scale artificial intelligence data centers after residents voiced strong concerns Wednesday at Seattle City Council's Land Use & Sustainability meeting.
By: Ranji Sinha
Smart home technology offers potential benefits for safety and energy efficiency, but buyers and homeowners alike must weigh the costs.
One week until the World Cup begins in Seattle, commuters and fans are preparing for transportation challenges, with Uber implementing surcharges for rides and Lime working with the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) on an operations plan.
OLYMPIA, Wash. — Olympia is working to repair tens of thousands of defects in the city's sidewalks.
By: Ranji
The widely recognized sports stadium phenomenon known as “The Wave” may have originated in Seattle, according to University of Washington (UW) alumnus Robb Weller.
RENTON, Wash. — The Belgian national football team, nicknamed the ‘Red Devils,' along with its fans, has established Western Washington as its temporary home for the World Cup. Their inaugural match in Seattle is scheduled for Monday against Egypt.
By: Ranji Sinha
SEATTLE — Western Washington is experiencing unseasonably warm temperatures in the 80s and above, prompting a heat advisory through Tuesday.
To address the financial shortfall, he says he's planning a reorganization of staff this summer.
Western Washington faces a rising wildfire risk due to current dry weather conditions and increased human activity.
