Shandel Menezes is a reporter at NBC 7. She covers a range of topics with a focus on education and the education system, drawing from her diverse experiences in journalism across different regions. Shandel's work has been featured in Telemundo Fresno, Telemundo San Antonio, NBC 7 San Diego, NBC Bay Area, and NBC News.
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Shandel Menezes primarily focuses on local news related to crime, missing persons, and police activities in San Diego. He frequently covers breaking news and evolving stories with a significant emphasis on family & relationships issues.
If reaching out to Shandel, consider providing insights or human interest angles related to local crime incidents or missing persons cases within the San Diego area. Additionally, pitches that offer perspectives from law enforcement officials or community leaders involved in addressing these issues may be relevant for his coverage.
Given his focus on reporting local events within the United States and specifically California's San Diego region, offering localized expertise or unique access to individuals involved in ongoing situations could capture his attention.
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Artificial intelligence-powered brokerages are saving people tens of thousands of dollars at closing.
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Half of qualifying San Diegans enrolled in second grade through their third year of college across the county have not claimed their scholarship money. District leaders said many of them don’t know there’s money set aside waiting for them.
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The ordinance will have its second hearing in La Mesa City Council on Tuesday. If it passes, kids would get warnings for the first 60 days, then potentially be fined $25.
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Starting next school year, Coronado middle schoolers will need to store their phones in locked pouches throughout the school day.
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San Diego schools were already moving in a cell phone free direction. This school year, all students at districts like Santee and San Diego Unified
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A 21-year-old man from Arizona was in court in San Diego on Wednesday, accused of shooting his pregnant 17-year-old girlfriend in the head in Bay Park, killing her. Prosecutors said Trevon Williams and Jariah E. — prosecutors decided to only use her last name since she was a minor — started dating in September 2025; they had an on-and-off relationship…
