Jennah Pendleton is an Education Reporter at various prominent publications. She covers a diverse range of topics including security and law enforcement, cannabis regulation, and regional news across North America and LATAM, with a focus on law and legal affairs. Jennah's work has been featured in ArcaMax Publishing, Yahoo News, and The Sacramento Bee, among others.
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Sacramento, United States (Local)
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Jennah's articles predominantly cover local news, with a focus on education, community events, and local politics. She seems particularly interested in topics related to anti-Semitism and volunteerism within the community.
Given her heavy reliance on press releases and government announcements, Jennah would likely be receptive to pitches that involve newsworthy local events or initiatives within Los Altos and the surrounding areas. If you have an interesting story about educational programs or initiatives promoting sustainability in this region, it may pique her interest as well.
As many of her articles relate to events at schools or involving young people, she might respond positively to stories centered around youth-led projects or initiatives making a positive impact in the community.
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By: Jennah Pendleton
A sculpture of Cesar Chavez stands, uncovered, in Cesar Chavez Plaza on Sept. 8, 2026.
By: Jennah Pendleton
Two years after an concluded Sacramento's aging Front Street Animal Shelter needed to be replaced, the building remained largely unchanged — but
By: Jennah Pendleton
From left, Sacramento City Councilmember and congressional candidate Mai Vang, streamer Hasan Piker and Sacramento City Councilmember Lisa Kaplan.
By: Jennah Pendleton
Watch as candidates for California's 4th Congressional District debate in Woodland Candidates Rep.
By: Jennah Pendleton
Sacramento Mayor Kevin McCarty and Councilmember Eric Guerra meet with Christopher Carlisle, holding his daughter and biological granddaughter, Laura
By: Jennah Pendleton
Two things were happening simultaneously Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. At Sacramento City Hall, Mayor Kevin McCarty with Christopher Carlisle and
By: Jennah Pendleton
“Someone will die, and the blood will be on your hands,” one activist told the Sacramento City Council on Tuesday night.
By: Jennah Pendleton
Immigrant advocate Juanita Ontiveros speaks at Southside Park in Sacramento on Friday, Oct. 23, 2026.
By: Jennah Pendleton
Activists protesting ICE hold banners visible from inside Sacramento City Hall during a City Council meeting on Oct. 20, while chants of “Say it
By: Jennah Pendleton
Samantha, of Sacramento, holds a sign and waves a flag outside the John E. Moss Federal Building in Sacramento on Friday, May 1, 2026.
