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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People across central North Carolina are looking for ways to help those impacted by Helene and there are a multitude of supply drives and calls for donations to choose from.
By: Sanika Bhargaw
One of the first Raleigh firefighters who traveled west to help respond is back in the Triangle after spending nine days in some of the hardest-hit parts of the state. He said in nearly 30 years of…
By: Sanika Bhargaw
Nearly a dozen chefs from Durham area restaurants created cocktails and a three-course dinner which cost $200 per person — with the funds going to Helene relief.
By: Sanika Bhargaw
Governor Roy Cooper made his annual visit to the state fair Thursday, but many of the fair’s regular farmers were missing, still dealing with the impacts of Helene on western North Carolina.
There are more than just political candidates on the ballot this November.
“The public is advised to remain away from the area,” Raleigh Police Lt. Jason Borneo said about Crabtree Valley Mall.
A high-speed chase through Johnston County ended with a car crashing into a house near Smithfield Tuesday night.
By: Sanika Bhargaw
The Morrisville Police Department is getting new body cameras and an upgrade to its entire video storage system. Money from a federal grant is helping fund the projects.
Thefts from construction sites in Durham are up more than 30% from 2023, according to police.
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