Regina Yurrita is a Reporter at KXTV-TV in Sacramento, CA. She covers a range of topics including social issues, with a particular focus on homelessness in California and Chula Vista. Regina's work has also been featured on CBS 8 San Diego, highlighting her commitment to impactful storytelling in the region.
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Regina Yurrita's coverage is predominantly focused on local government, crime, and family-related issues in the San Diego area. She often covers breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements related to public services, city council activities, homelessness, education, transportation accidents, court cases as well as border issues.
When reaching out to Regina with a pitch or as a source for an article she might be interested in insights related to local government policies and their impact on public services or community welfare. Additionally,she may be receptive to expert commentary from individuals closely involved with educational institutions or advocacy groups focusing on social issues such as homelessness.
Given her focus on localized topics within California’s San Diego area it would be beneficial for pitches or sources to have direct relevance to this region.
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By: Regina Yurrita
The taxpayer-funded down payment assistance program allows prospective homebuyers to borrow a 20% down payment from the state
City Council said they didn't have sufficient information to pass the ban on Tuesday night.
By: Regina Yurrita
The taxpayer-funded down payment assistance program allows prospective homebuyers to borrow a 20% down payment from the state.
By: Regina Yurrita, Emily Isaacman
The Helix Water District will eventually need to transition all of its diesel fuel work cars to electric vehicles.
By: Regina Yurrita
The Helix Water District will eventually need to transition all of its diesel fuel work cars to electric vehicles.
The family is working with investigators to figure out what sparked the fire.
By: Emily Isaacman
As antisemitic and anti-LGBTQ acts rise, lawmakers hope that legislation such as AB 3024 will hold people accountable for hate crimes.
By: Regina Yurrita
A fire erupted on the end of the pier inside the Ruby's Diner building in April.
The Lucky Duck Foundation is distributing 4,500 coats to help people experiencing homelessness in San Diego stay warm and dry as winter approaches.
By: Regina Yurrita
Discover Mid-City GO: a new shuttle service offering free, eco-friendly rides in North Park and City Heights, aiming to improve connectivity and reduce emissions.
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