Akemi Tamanaha is an Associate Editor at MSN. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on LATAM, APAC, and North America, as well as professional sports and the sports business. Akemi's work has been featured in MSN and AsAmNews.
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Akemi Tamanaha's coverage is diverse, spanning from local tragedies to entertainment and sports news. She may be interested in pitches related to local events or issues affecting the Asian American community in California and San Francisco.
For breaking news stories, consider offering first-hand accounts or exclusive interviews with relevant individuals involved.
With a notable focus on crime, sports, and entertainment news concerning the Asian American community, Akemi might appreciate story ideas that provide unique angles or untold narratives within these areas of interest. Additionally, she could also show interest in stories concerning government & politics as well as activism within the mentioned geographic area.
When pitching to her about evolving stories or event coverage topics like film releases or sporting achievements involving members of the Asian American community would likely grab her attention given her previous coverage trends.
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Law enforcement personnel, government officials and San Francisco Chinatown community leaders held a press conference on Wednesday to announce the 12th annual Chinatown Night Out.
A landmark from Oklahoma City's Asian District was severely damaged by a fire.
Naomi Osaka continued her strong run of form at the U.S. Open on Saturday, advancing to the Round of 16.
Filipino tennis star Alex Eala's U.S. Open journey ended on Saturday. The 21-year-old lost to her friend Iva Jovic in three sets.
The Utah Senate and the members of the Wat Lao Salt Lake Buddharam Temple of Utah recently came together to honor the Buddhist monks who participated in the Walk for Peace.
Vietnamese American tennis player Learner Tien will play his fourth round match at the U.S. Open today.
By: Akemi Tamanaha
Alaska Court of Appeals has ruled to dismiss a case accusing an American Samoan woman of voting illegally. According to The Alaska Beacon, the court ruled that state prosecutors misled […]
The University of Ethnic Studies Council is calling for UC Regent Jay Sures’ resignation.
The Sikh Temple of Spokane has donated $30,000 to following summer wildfires in the area.
Beef was nominated for 16 Emmys total, including three awards at the Primetime event.
