Ryan Fonseca is a Staff Writer at the Los Angeles Times. He covers a range of topics including public transportation, government, politics, and public policy, with a particular focus on energy policy and sustainability. Ryan's work has been featured in OB Rag, NewsBreak, The San Francisco Standard, and LAist.com.
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Ryan Fonseca's articles predominantly focus on local government and politics in California, with a significant emphasis on environmental issues and transportation. Given this, he would likely be interested in pitches from experts or advocates involved in local governance and policy-making within California. Topics related to infrastructure development, environmental impact assessments, and public health concerns could also resonate well.
Additionally, given the coverage attributes indicating frequent use of data sources, pitching stories backed by solid research or statistical evidence may increase the chances of engagement with Ryan Fonseca. If you have insights into how specific policies are impacting communities or can provide unique perspectives on evolving news stories within California’s political landscape, these would likely align well with his reporting interests.
Entertainment news is another theme covered by Ryan but to a lesser extent than government & politics; however it might still be worth exploring if your pitch has relevance to Los Angeles' political scene or impacts local communities directly.
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By: Ryan Fonseca
Videos show riders coughing and covering their faces. Service resumed later Friday night.
Former White House staffers aren’t thrilled that a man they didn't work for is now plastered on their digital resumes.
By: Ryan Fonseca, Emily Dreyfuss
After-school programs were keeping all children indoors as a police helicopter circled the campus playground.
By: Ryan Fonseca
The train had to be evacuated and the SFMTA has launched an investigation into what went wrong.
By: Ryan Fonseca
The utility says customers could actually see rates dip as more power-hungry data centers connect to their grid. But that's after rates shot up 70% since 2020.
By: Jennifer Wadsworth, Ryan Fonseca
A teenage passenger says she had a clear view of the operator when the N-Judah train barreled through a stop last week.
By: Ryan Fonseca, George Kelly, Michael McLaughlin
Here's how Washington's gridlock can affect life in the Bay Area It's shutdown time.
By: George Kelly, Jennifer Wadsworth, Ryan Fonseca
Tap-to-pay ticketing has been a huge hit for riders taking the train to concerts, conferences, and sporting events.
By: Ryan Fonseca
The roughly 12-mile (19km) drive along Wilshire Boulevard from Los Angeles's downtown core to its Westside region can be a soul-crushing experience.
By: Ryan Fonseca
Transit advocates laud first stations to open in city in more than 25 years, with World Cup and Olympics coming to town
