Sarit Laschinsky is a Senior Producer for Insight at CapRadio. With a diverse background in journalism, he focuses on themes such as climate change, water management, and the intersection of media and law enforcement, alongside topics in agriculture and competitive sports. Sarit has been featured in WDIY 88.1 FM, 90.5 WESA, KPBS (89.5 FM), and Jefferson Public Radio.
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Sarit's coverage is centered around local news, including government announcements, events and press releases. She frequently covers a wide range of topics such as sports (baseball), community programs, legal news, music, tourism/attractions, zoo, transportation, urban development and healthcare (COVID-19). If you have relevant information or stories related to these areas within the United States with a focus on Pennsylvania or Lehigh Valley specifically then she might be interested in your pitches.
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By: Vicki Gonzalez, Sarit Laschinsky
Chico State's Human Identification Lab has been working for more than 50 years to help investigators and bring closure to loved ones. Its work has taken experts into the heart of natural disasters, as well as foreign battlefields.
By: Jen Picard, Andrew Garcia, Sarit Laschinsky
Dr. Ralph Hughes took over as the choir’s conductor in 1986, and has become known for sharing the art of choral music across the Sacramento community.
By: Andrew Garcia, Sarit Laschinsky
The Golden State could face a potentially wildfire-prone summer amid a lack of snowfall and warming weather, and emergency services are gearing up to combat what has become the “fire year.”
By: Laura Fitzgerald, Sarit Laschinsky
The 2026 governor’s race has been marked by major financial backing, either from candidates themselves or a variety of special interests.
By: Sarit Laschinsky, Andrew Garcia
Cal Fire crews train during the 2026 TGU Ishi Crew Preparedness Exercise in Tehama County in May 2026.
A new exhibition at midtown’s Prism Art Gallery highlights the many inspirations and symbolism embodied by piñatas. The show runs through May 30, and will conclude with several of the art pieces being smashed.
By: Sarit Laschinsky
The Fort Sutter Racing Pigeon Club in Sacramento has been around since the 1930s. Its president is also a teacher in Elk Grove Unified, and some of his students are caring for the next batch of racers.
By: Sarit Laschinsky
Recently-released reports from the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office shed new light on the final hours before the recreational boat capsized during a sudden storm, killing eight of the 10 people aboard.
By: Vicki Gonzalez, Sarit Laschinsky
The former UC Davis student was charged with two murders and the attempted murder of a third person in April and May 2023. A mistrial was declared during Dominguez’s first trial, but prosecutors have pushed to try him again.
By: Sarit Laschinsky, Keyshawn Davis, Chris Felts
City leaders of Sacramento and West Sacramento officially announced a bid for Major League Baseball expansion. A projected $1.8 billion is secured with plans for a modern ballpark and mixed-use development in the Bridge District.
