Sheena Elzie is a news reporter specializing in local news in Southern California. She writes for Spectrum News 1 and has also had her work featured in Bay News 9. Sheena covers a wide range of topics including community events, human interest stories, and issues affecting the local community.
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Sheena Elzie's coverage has a strong focus on local events, community matters, health, and social issues. Her articles often include government announcements and expert commentary. To effectively pitch to Sheena, consider offering insights from local experts or community members who can provide valuable perspectives on the topics she covers.
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An old jail in Ohio that shut down almost two decades ago is back open, but not for inmates. It’s now a space for small businesses.
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