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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Los Angeles, California, United States (Local)
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By: Sheena Elzie
CINCINNATI — A local group is working to assist African women in launching businesses and obtaining scholarships.
By: Sheena Elzie
Protesters say they were told to leave by 9 p.m. Saturday
By: Sheena Elzie
OXFORD, Ohio — Pro-Palestinian protesters are not letting up on campuses. Students at Miami University marched, camped out and have been a part of a sit-in on campus after an emotional night of protests.
ST. CLAIR TOWNSHIP, Ohio — It could still be years before families have a better way out of one Ohio neighborhood, as residents say too often they end up trapped by trains.
By: Sheena Elzie
CINCINNATI — Drug abuse and overdoses are what area foster agencies say is behind a growing problem. There are more foster kids than foster parents.
By: Sheena Elzie
New software is aiming to get foster parents licensed faster
High school students have to go to college to do the program
The store is set to close in July, but still wants to help
There are two train cars being renovated with room for more
Women struggling after addiction have a new place to turn
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