Madison Weil is a Freelance Reporter at ABC 10News San Diego. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on climate change, water management, and education. Madison's work has been featured in outlets such as ABC 10News San Diego, NewsBreak, and Yahoo News.
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San Diego, United States (Local)
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Madison Weil's coverage is predominantly focused on local San Diego news, encompassing a wide array of topics such as local events, crime, border issues, and tourism. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in pitches related to evolving local stories and breaking news concerning San Diego.
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More high tides are expected to reach peak levels along coastal communities Tuesday, bringing the threat of beach erosion and flooding.
By: Tim Caputo, Madison Weil, Abigail Velez
Low-lying areas of Newport Beach could be hit with more flooding during high tide Tuesday.
By: Madison Weil, Tim Pulliam
A candlelight vigil was held in Montclair for two cyclists who were killed after being struck by a suspected drunk driver during a Halloween-themed bike ride.
By: Abigail Velez, Tim Caputo, Madison Weil
A stretch of Pacific Coast Highway in Huntington Beach was flooded with several inches of sea water following high tide Tuesday morning.
By: Madison Weil, Tim Caputo, Abigail Velez
Los Angeles has logged 12 high-tide flood days in 2026, surpassing a 1983 peak as coastal communities brace for a strong El Niño.
By: Tim Caputo, Abigail Velez, Madison Weil
Governor Gavin Newsom ordered actions to protect Highway 1 and coastal communities ahead of more El Niño storms.
By: Madison Weil, Tim Caputo, Abigail Velez
Residents in Sunset Beach spent Tuesday cleaning up after a morning high tide flooded streets and properties.
By: Madison Weil, Tim Caputo, Abigail Velez
Long Beach residents along the Peninsula avoided serious damage from high tide, but concerns remain.
By: Tim Caputo, Madison Weil, Abigail Velez
Residents and business owners near King Harbor in Redondo Beach said unusually high tides flooded sidewalks and impacted waterfront businesses.
By: Tim Caputo, Abigail Velez, Madison Weil
SoCal drivers whose vehicles were exposed to saltwater due to recent flooding should have them inspected as soon as possible, according to AAA.
