Sanika Bhargaw is a reporter and multimedia journalist for Harrisburg News Co., focusing on local news in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. With a passion for community storytelling, Sanika covers a wide range of topics including transportation, culture, immigration, infrastructure, and local government.
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Sanika's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, community events, public policy, health and wellness, and education in the United States with a specific emphasis on Pennsylvania and Harrisburg. She extensively reports on government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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By: Sanika Bhargaw
The Durham City Council met Thursday to hear the most recent crime report from police.
By: Sanika Bhargaw, Ashley Anderson
Wilson’s new Class A affiliated Minor League Baseball Team has an official name—the Wilson Warbirds.
By: Sanika Bhargaw, Rodney Overton
Firefighters rescued a wheelchair-bound woman from the home off Burlington Mills Road. She was taken to UNC Burn Center in Chapel Hill with severe burns, fire officials said.
By: Sanika Bhargaw, Rodney Overton
Firefighters rescued a wheelchair-bound woman from the home off Burlington Mills Road. She was taken to UNC Burn Center in Chapel Hill with severe burns, fire officials said.
By: Sanika Bhargaw
They went from having like two to three hours of electricity a day to like 14 to 16 hours,” Habta said.
By: Sanika Bhargaw
Right in the middle of cold and flu season, North Carolina is seeing a steady rise in cases. That is normal for this time of year, but doctors warn it is still important to be careful.
By: Matthew Sockol, Sanika Bhargaw
Police said residents should not approach or try to capture the dog, noting its aggressive nature.
By: Ashley Anderson, Judith Retana, Sanika Bhargaw
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — The trial of a Raleigh store owner who was convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the the stabbing death of a customer in April 2023 has come to a close.
By: Sanika Bhargaw, Ashley Anderson, Judith Retana
The trial of a Raleigh store owner who was convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the the stabbing death of a customer in April 2023 has come to a close.
By: Sanika Bhargaw
“They died and they didn’t have a whole celebration of life or anything like that, and so we don’t want to forget those people,” said organizer Caroline Bond.
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