Sara Rubin is a Social Content Creator at BuzzFeed. She focuses on themes of culture and society, exploring topics such as mental health, civil rights, diversity and inclusion, and consumer health, while also delving into travel and wellness. Sara's work has been featured in Monterey County Weekly and Tracy Press Inc.
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Sara Rubin's coverage primarily focuses on local news, community issues, legal cases, and health and wellness within the United States, particularly in California with a specific emphasis on Salinas. Her articles cover government announcements, event coverage, evolving stories, legal policy regulation and breaking news.
Given her focus on local news and community issues in Salinas and California at large, she would be most receptive to pitches from individuals or experts who have direct involvement or expertise related to these geographical areas. Pitches could include insights into local governance decisions, updates on ongoing community-related events or initiatives focused specifically around Salinas or broader Californian topics.
Additionally,she may also be interested in receiving pitches that involve legal cases impacting the community as well as those addressing health/wellness and housing concerns prevalent in her geographic area of focus.
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Voting booths at Embassy Suites in Seaside during the 2024 election.
Signs of life for the first phase of the Campus Town development in Seaside as a fire hydrant goes into the ground on Monday, May 18. Construction began last July
By: Sara Rubin
There is no swearing in the boats; no stepping over the boats as people maneuver them on sand to the water’s edge. To enter and exit the canoes, one must swing both legs together over the edge – no straddling the hull, which would be interpreted as a sign of disrespect to the canoe, which is treated as a member of the paddle team.
A moment of motion just off Del Monte Beach, during a rec paddle with the Hi’ilani ’O Ke Kai Outrigger Canoe Center.
By: Sara Rubin
Pride Month starts today, June 1, and already rainbow flags have started going up in cities around Monterey County. Sara Rubin here, reflecting on how normal this has become—nine out
Burcu Mousa, left, speaks with former and current county staff members who showed up to support her campaign for county auditor-controller at Stonies Taphouse in Salinas on Tuesday, June 2.
Cattle grazing is viewed as an important ecological management tool at Palo Corona Regional Park, located near the mouth of the Carmel River.
Low tides on New Year's Day attracted visitors of all ages to the tidepools at Asilomar State Beach. Everyone is invited to try tidepooling (for fun and for science) on June 6.
State Sen. John Laird, D-Santa Cruz, delivers remarks in the Capitol on Monday, June 15 just after the Senate voted to approve the state budget.
By: Sara Rubin
This figure shows the area that Cal Am requests to lease from the State of California through 2050. The impacted area of the wells would extend 130 to 200 feet into the State Lands Commission’s jurisdiction, 196 feet under the seafloor.
