Roxanne Elias is a journalist for KXTV-TV in Sacramento, California. With a focus on local news, Roxanne covers a wide range of topics including community events, local politics, natural disasters, and human interest stories. Her reporting aims to keep the Sacramento community informed and engaged with the issues that impact their lives.
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Roxanne focuses on local news in California, particularly Sacramento and its surrounding areas. Her coverage heavily emphasizes evolving stories and breaking news, with a strong focus on crime, family & relationships, and entertainment news within the local community.
If you are considering reaching out to Roxanne Elias for coverage or commentary, ensure that your pitch relates to ongoing local events or breaking news in the Sacramento area or addresses topics such as crime, family issues, and entertainment specific to this region. Local authorities' announcements related to these themes may also be of interest to her audience.
As she tends to cover evolving stories extensively, providing updates on ongoing events or developments would likely capture her attention.
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By: Roxanne Elias
"I saw the mailman kind of like step back and put his hands up and say, 'Woah, woah, woah.' So that kind of caught my attention."
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The trial against J.D. Wallace Simien continued on Thursday as prosecutors presented how they were able to get DNA evidence.
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"October's been a busy month for Sacramento. Aftershock Festival, Golden Sky Festival and now Ironman" said Dave Eadie.
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An employee of Golden 1 Center called it unnerving to have seen and experienced a massive crowd take over the entrance.
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"What scares me is, it'll be contested unfairly or it'll be dragged on and then people will start reacting badly about it."
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"We don't call races. We only show results, so candidates and measures and propositions, the people that run those races often will make their own determination."
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Truck drivers say the snow makes their job more dangerous, but they’re working on deadline to reach their destination and have no choice but to drive in it.
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The Old Sacramento Waterfront brings in about 5 million visitors a year who say it’s the type of move that’ll keep them coming from out of town.
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"And a married couple like them, I always strive to hope to be as cute and as old as they were. They were really a loving couple."
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Valley residents are concerned over flooding and road hazards as heavy rain returns.
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