Sara Jean Green is a journalist based in Seattle, Washington. She has written for various publications including The Seattle Times, The Chronicle, The Oregonian/OregonLive.com, and The Columbian. Her work covers a range of topics including crime, local news, and natural disasters.
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Sara Jean Green's reporting primarily revolves around local crime and breaking news in the Seattle area, with a particular focus on homicides, natural disasters such as earthquakes, and related ongoing investigations. She may be interested in receiving pitches from individuals who have firsthand knowledge or insights into ongoing criminal cases, disaster preparedness and response efforts, or community initiatives addressing crime prevention.
Given her coverage attributes that include evolving stories and breaking news themes, sources with access to real-time updates regarding ongoing incidents would likely capture her attention. Additionally, experts offering unique perspectives on crime trends in the Seattle area could also be of interest to Sara Jean Green for potential future coverage opportunities.
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By: Sara Jean Green
By The owner of a doggy day care on Aurora Avenue North told a story Thursday about harboring a woman who had been abducted from a city
By: Sara Jean Green, Claire Bryan
The Garfield High School science teacher teacher reported the assault by air rifle to police the following day.
By: Sara Jean Green
Two service technicians are accused of negligently causing the carbon monoxide poisoning death of an Evergreen State College student through their improper installation of a tankless hot water heater.
Two service technicians employed by a Tumwater-based HVAC company are each facing a manslaughter charge, accused of negligently causing the death of an Evergreen State College student in December through their improper installation of a tankless hot water heater, according to Thurston County prosecutors.
By: Sara Jean Green
Seattle had 50% more homicides in the first half of 2024 versus the same period in 2019, before the COVID-19 pandemic.
By: Sara Jean Green
By A team of undercover King County sheriff's detectives spent 3 ½ weeks this summer buying drugs from street dealers along Seattle's Third
By: Sara Jean Green
Years of covert surveillance to collect DNA samples from nearly a dozen first cousins ultimately led to the arrest this week of an Arkansas man.
By: Sara Jean Green
David Escatell, the father of a 16-month-old son, was shot and killed at a Sodo venue apparently operating as a unlicensed nightclub.
Attorney General Bob Ferguson sued Federal Way Discount Guns and its owner in 2022, alleging the store continued to sell large capacity magazines despite a statewide ban.
By: Caitlyn Freeman, Sara Jean Green
The hearing came a day after about 250 people, some with dogs in tow, met in front of the house where Ruth Dalton's life ended and went on a walk to remember her.
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