Santiago Ochoa is a healthcare reporter based in Yakima, Washington. He covers local health issues, community events, and human interest stories related to healthcare in the Yakima Valley. Santiago's work has been featured in publications such as the Yakima Herald-Republic, The Seattle Times, The Chronicle, and Nelly Broadcasting.
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Yakima, Washington, United States (Local)
Santiago Ochoa's coverage heavily focuses on local news, particularly in the Yakima area of Washington. The themes and topics he covers most often are health & wellbeing, education, as well as local community events and news.
Given his extensive coverage of government announcements and data citations related to local issues such as school levies, weather warnings, and water quality tests among others; pitches providing insights into similar local events or trends would be relevant. Local community leaders or experts involved in these specific areas could also offer valuable perspectives for Santiago's articles.
Pitches focusing on how national policies or trends directly impact the Yakima region within the context of health & wellbeing or education would likely align with Santiago’s reporting interests.
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By: Santiago Ochoa
The Yakima School District wants to lease out a building at 610 N. 39th Ave. in Yakima.
By: Santiago Ochoa
The Yakima Health District is offering free well water testing for forever chemicals for eligible East Selah households.
By: Santiago Ochoa Yakima
In Fulbright Park on a Wednesday afternoon, dozens of fifth graders released salmon fry into Ahtanum Creek. The release was the culmination of a detailed, months-long program to teach kids about the environment, the salmon life cycle, and in some ways, more about themselves.
By: Santiago Ochoa
The Toppenish School District plans to cut 48 positions through layoffs or attrition to address a more-than-$8-million budget shortfall for the 2024-25 school year.
By: Santiago Ochoa Yakima
Plans to cut staff to address a budget shortfall at the Yakima School District zoomed into the question of administrative spending Monday.
By: Santiago Ochoa
Nearly 85% of hospitals in Washington lost money in 2023, state hospital officials said Tuesday.
Enrollment losses, inflation and the end of COVID-19-era federal funds, among other factors, have put some Yakima County school districts in a tough position this spring as they budget for
By: Santiago Ochoa
A new urgent care clinic affiliated with Tacoma-based health care system MultiCare will open in Yakima in June.
By: Santiago Ochoa
A controversial speaker about homeless issues drew a crowd to a Yakima Union Gospel Mission fundraiser Thursday night, along with about a dozen protesters outside the Yakima Convention Center.
By: Santiago Ochoa Yakima
While he doesn't know what the season's yield will look like yet, Ayala said his farm has been shipping out between 60-80 bins of asparagus every day.
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