Marlee Ginter is an Anchor/Reporter at CBS13. She covers a range of topics, with a focus on medicine and healthcare, including medical specialties such as audiology, surgery, immunology, maternal health, and mental health care, as well as travel and tourism. Marlee's work has been featured in CBS Local Digital Media, CBS News, and ABC 7 WWSB-TV.
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Sacramento, United States (Local)
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Marlee Ginter's focus is on local news, community events, social issues, education, and agriculture. She often covers evolving stories and government announcements related to general news, weather updates, culture & society in the California area. If you have insights or can provide expert commentary on any of these topics within the specified geographic area (United States, California), your pitch would likely be well-received by Marlee.
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Sierra Pino truly carries a story of heartbreak and hurt to hope and resilience.
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There's been a little-known silent struggle right here at CBS13. For the first time publicly, anchor Marlee Ginter is sharing her personal story of hearing loss.
Ray Cathey is on a journey from silence to new sounds. Cathey's hearing took a pounding when he was an air rescue paramedic during the Vietnam War.
By: Marlee Ginter
By Marlee Ginter, KMAX/KOVR via CNN Newsource Published Mar. 29, 2026 at 9:46 AM GMT+2 | Updated moments ago
CBS News Sacramento spoke with the head of UC Davis Children's Hospital about the rising cases and why measles specifically is the most infectious disease.
By: Marlee Ginter
A cross-country road trip usually means loading up the car, turning on the GPS and settling in for a long drive.
By: Marlee Ginter
A Sacramento doctor is making history by performing a that allowed his patient to remain awake.
