Suzanne Potter is a producer and reporter who focuses on local news in Long Beach, California. Her work covers a range of topics including environmental issues, public health, social justice, and education. Suzanne's articles have been featured in various publications and she has worked with several radio stations throughout the United States.
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Suzanne Potter's coverage largely focuses on local government, policy changes, and social issues in California. She seems particularly interested in new laws, regulations, and programs affecting the environment, farming industry, and social welfare.
If you have insights or data related to legislative changes impacting these areas in California or if you can provide expertise on how specific policies are affecting local communities within the state of California or Long Beach specifically, your pitch would likely resonate with Suzanne. Offering access to individuals impacted by these policies might also be a strong approach for engagement.
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By: Suzanne Potter
California political analysts say inflation and voter confusion contributed to the failure of propositions to raise the minimum wage and allow stronger rent control.
A new rebate program could save California families up to $8,000 on an electric heat pump for home heating and cooling. The Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates program is funded by the Biden administration's Inflation Reduction Act. Deana Carrillo, director of the Reliability, Renewable Energy and Decarbonization Incentives Division of the California Energy Commission, encouraged homeowners to replace their older, natural gas-powered systems. ...
By: Suzanne Potter
Some experts predict federal agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency could be hobbled by an exodus of experienced administrators during a second Trump administration. (A.F.G.E./Wikimedia Commons)
By: Suzanne Potter
Suzanne Potter Audio file (California News Service) A new rebate program could save California families up to $8,000 on an electric heat pump for home heating and cooling.
Health experts said it is unclear whether the next Trump administration will continue drug price negotiations in Medicare or seek to repeal or weaken them. (Eric Hood)
President-elect Donald Trump's choice of Brendan Carr to lead the Federal Communications Commission is raising red flags among groups that advocate for a free press and consumer protections. Carr is currently the top Republican on the Federal Communications Commission. Craig Aaron, president of Free Press, a national public interest group that acts as an FCC watchdog, said Carr has already refused to condemn Mr. ...
On Tuesday, President-elect Donald Trump called on the U.S. Senate to stop confirming President Joe Biden's nominees to federal judgeships, even as civil rights groups are pressing for the opposite. Some 26 of Biden's nominees still need Senate approval; five of them from California. ...
By: Suzanne Potter
November 20, 2024 (Sacramento)-- As President-elect Donald Trump announces immigration hard-liners as his deputy chief of staff and border czar this week, groups supporting undocumented college students in California are vowing to stand up for people's rights.
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