Sydaija Smalls is a Multimedia Journalist at WPDE TV 15 and WCIV. She covers a diverse range of themes including transportation and mobility, security and law enforcement, as well as social issues and healthcare, with a particular focus on crime and its impact on African American communities. Sydaija's work has been featured in various reputable outlets, showcasing her commitment to illuminating important topics in society.
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Sydaija Smalls' coverage focuses on local news, particularly in Charleston and South Carolina, covering a wide range of topics such as government & politics, public safety, voting rights, environmental issues, senior living and more. She heavily emphasizes family & relationships which could indicate an interest in human-interest stories involving families or personal struggles within the community.
Given her focus on local government policies and events in Charleston and South Carolina, she would likely be interested in hearing from local officials or experts with insights into these specific areas. Additionally, pitches related to events impacting the local community or highlighting cultural aspects of Charleston may resonate well with her coverage area.
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By: Sydaija Smalls
To many, it's a day of remembrance and recognition.
Residents along the Edisto River in Dorchester County are evacuating as the river approaches major flood stage, with water levels expected to reach 15 feet.
A proposed large-scale development in Berkeley County is stirring concerns among local residents following the first reading of the project proposal.
By: Sydaija Smalls
Volume 90% CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — It's National Injury Prevention Day on Monday.
By: Sydaija Smalls
After two deadly police pursuits in the Lowcountry last week, South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy leaders are outlining their policies and the dangers of pu
By: Sydaija Smalls
The South Carolina Commercial Seafood Apprenticeship program is making its way back to town for it's second year.The paid job training in McClellanville gives a
The Charleston Place Hotel in downtown Charleston has officially kicked off its holiday celebrations with a festive tree lighting ceremony and a touch of snowfall on Friday.
By: Sydaija Smalls
As temperatures drop, several warming shelters across the Lowcountry are opening their doors to those in need, including the City of Charleston's Hope Center.
By: Sydaija Smalls, Ian Kayanja
0 seconds of 0 seconds Volume 90% BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — A 28-year-old suspect in a Berkeley County shooting that left two people dead and a third person wounded had his bond denied Wednesday.
By: Sydaija Smalls
Members of the Alliance for Full Acceptance are expressing a deep sense of vulnerability following the loss of beloved radio personality Mike Edwards, known for
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