Sarah Hofmann is a local journalist based in Riverside, California. She writes for multiple publications, including The Press-Enterprise, Pasadena Star News, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, and Daily Facts. Sarah covers a range of topics, including community events, local politics, education, and public health.
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Sarah Hofmann's local focus on Riverside, California, indicates a strong interest in community events, local news, and government and politics within the region. Pitches should emphasize hyper-local angles, particularly around events taking place in Riverside or issues affecting its residents.
Given her coverage of education and family & relationships topics, she may also be interested in stories that impact families or schools within the area. If you have insights into local policies or new initiatives impacting these areas specifically in Riverside or the Inland Empire as a whole, it may pique her interest.
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By: Sarah Hofmann
Avila, who took top job 2015, is on "non-disciplinary paid leave"
Groups call for reinstatement of director and decry layoffs of social workers, counselors
By: Sarah Hofmann
Office has limited services like driver's license replacements, duplicate vehicle titles, disabled parking placards
By: Sarah Hofmann
Site near California Baptist University, Riverside Auto Center sees backups on highway and intersections
By: Sarah Hofmann
The site near California Baptist University and the Riverside Auto Center sees backups on the highway and nearby intersections.
Building crossing over 215 Freeway should improve east-west congestion, officials say
By: Sarah Hofmann
What began as a small event at a residential high school has spread across the mountain community.
Gone since the pandemic, attraction may be back by late summer Debris can be seen in a lake at Fairmount Park in Riverside near Stewarts Boathouse on Friday, May 24, 2024.
By: Sarah Hofmann
What began as a small event at residential high school spread across mountain community
When young people gather at Marshall University next month for the second Young WV Power Building Conference, they won't be looking to identify problems.
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