Richard Allyn is a journalist based in San Diego, California. He is a News8 reporter for CBS 8 San Diego, focusing on local news and issues affecting the community. Richard covers a wide range of topics, including social issues, government policies, and human interest stories.
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Richard Allyn's coverage is heavily focused on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and crime in California with a strong emphasis on San Diego. He would likely be interested in pitches related to local legislative changes or new policies affecting the community. Pitches featuring data-driven insights into homelessness, transportation issues, water management, and local crime trends could also resonate well with him.
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Weeks after the fire forced hundreds of residents to evacuate, many still have concerns over how it started, and how to protect themselves against future fires.
By: Richard Allyn
As Petco Park is set to host another rodeo after last January's event, critics and supporters had one thing in common: passion for their own position.
By: Richard Allyn
California phased out its electric vehicle rebate last year. It's a program that funded nearly 600,000 vehicles and saved more than 456 million gallons of fuel.
By: Richard Allyn
Republican State Senator Brian Jones from San Diego County has proposed legislation to repeal these new regulations.
San Diego County's second-largest city is developing a vision for its future, asking residents to contribute their ideas and insights.
By: Richard Allyn
The U.S. Attorney's Office is now reviewing the video, which apparently shows a Border Patrol agent running over a migrant near the San Ysidro border crossing.
By: Richard Allyn
While the risk in Southern California is relatively low, Thursday's tsunami warning up north served as a wake-up call to be prepared here at home.
By: Richard Allyn
While supporters say this proposed policy is about keeping county residents safer, critics says it could have the opposite effect.
By: Richard Allyn
While still preliminary, electric bills could see a 2.7 percent increase, while gas bills may rise by 8.6 percent.
Christopher Butler, after spending 24 years in prison for his role in a 2000 bank heist in Vista, will ask a parole board to let him free.
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