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Salvador Rivera's articles primarily focus on local government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news in the San Diego area with a particular emphasis on border issues, immigration, deportation, and sewage contamination. Given this focus, he is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to these specific topics within the San Diego area.
Given his coverage percentages towards Government & Politics as well as Crime themes it is clear that he has a strong interest in these areas so any sources or pitches should reflect this preference.
Pitches providing exclusive insights into local government policy changes regarding border issues or immigration matters could garner his attention. Additionally, offering expert commentary from individuals directly involved in addressing sewage contamination problems along the San Diego-Tijuana border may also pique Salvador's interest.
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The extremely popular musical group Los Tigres del Norte have announced the cancellation of their concert scheduled for this Friday in Mexicali while also rescheduling their concert in Tijuana orig…
By: Salvador Rivera
Badiola Montaño told the El Sol Newspaper that the bus station will help bring tourist to the popular destination known for its wine making, hotels, restaurants and outdoor activities.
by: Salvador Rivera Posted: Apr 8, 2026 / 08:40 PM EDT Updated: Apr 8, 2026 / 08:40 PM EDT
According to the preliminary report, reddish-brown stains were visible on the head indicating the person had been hit with a blunt object several times.
By: Salvador Rivera
The automotive industry in Mexico began 2026 on a positive note in terms of both production and export of light vehicles, showing modest growth during the first quarter of the year.
“Twelve people complained of headaches and nausea, four required transfer to a hospital for medical attention, one remained hospitalized through Wednesday.”
According to the preliminary report, reddish-brown stains were visible on the head indicating the person had been hit with a blunt object several times.
Posted: Updated: Tecate Fire Department crews respond to acid spill in border city 45 miles east of Tijuana. (Courtesy: Tecate Fire Department)
SAN DIEGO ( Border Report ) — Despite California's refusal to help federal agencies crack down on illegal immigration, an investigation has discovered
In just a few months, it has managed to keep 1300 tons of debris from flowing further downstream into the Tijuana River Valley and the Pacific Ocean.
