Sarit Laschinsky is a Senior Producer for Insight at CapRadio. He specializes in a diverse range of themes including law and legal affairs, climate change, and culture, while also covering regional interests and world news. Sarit has been featured in several outlets, including WDIY 88.1 FM, 90.5 WESA, and KPBS (89.5 FM).
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Sacramento, United States (Local)
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Sarit's coverage is centered around local news, including government announcements, events and press releases. She frequently covers a wide range of topics such as sports (baseball), community programs, legal news, music, tourism/attractions, zoo, transportation, urban development and healthcare (COVID-19). If you have relevant information or stories related to these areas within the United States with a focus on Pennsylvania or Lehigh Valley specifically then she might be interested in your pitches.
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By: Sarit Laschinsky, Vicki Gonzalez
Paul Kitagaki Jr. worked as a visual journalist for nearly 50 years, spending more than two decades at The Sacramento Bee. Despite his retirement from the newspaper, there is much more he wants to capture with his lens.
By: Sarit Laschinsky
A recent Inspector General's report says the controversial transportation project's business plan is not providing enough information about delays and cost increases, and warns that High-Speed Rail could run out of money by next December.
By: Jen Picard, Vicki Gonzalez, Sarit Laschinsky
Lassen County native Zeke Lunder started his fire education site The Lookout in the midst of the Dixie Fire in 2021. Five years later, he wants people to understand the subtleties around wildfires, and the risks that rural communities face.
By: Greg Micek, Sarit Laschinsky
State workplace safety regulators say the Truckee guiding company willfully failed to pull its guides out of avalanche terrain under high danger before the deadly Feb. 17 avalanche.
By: Sarit Laschinsky, Vicki Gonzalez
A new study shows that areas from Woodland to Redding experienced subsidence, or sinking, after groundwater was extracted during major droughts from 2020-2022. Scientists warn that damage is irreversible.
By: Sarit Laschinsky, Jen Picard, Vicki Gonzalez
Two communities escaped destruction during the 2021 Caldor Fire due to significant, successful fuel reductions. Five years later, what lessons can be taken away from Christmas Valley and Meyers to protect forests elsewhere?
By: Sarit Laschinsky, Vicki Gonzalez
Studies have linked the widely-used herbicide to serious health conditions like Parkinson’s disease, birth defects and thyroid problems. But the California Farm Bureau says the move leaves growers with fewer tools and more costs.
By: Vicki Gonzalez, Sarit Laschinsky
The USDA says repealing the decades-long policy will help with wildfire mitigation and public safety. But critics say the move could open up millions of acres to development, logging, and increased fire risk.
By: Sarit Laschinsky, Vicki Gonzales
Rows of young pistachio trees are planted at the Wonderful Pistachios & Almonds in Lost Hills, Calif., on Friday, Oct. 25, 2024.
By: Sarit Laschinsky
The lawsuit was filed on behalf of four students that attended the Feather River Adventist School, including two that were critically injured in the shooting.
