Angel Russell
ReporterAngel Russell is a former KCBX News reporter who started her career in journalism as a reporter and producer for KREX on Colorado's Western Slope; she later moved to the Central Coast to work for KSBY as weekend anchor and weekday reporter. She holds a BA in journalism from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, and playing guitar and piano.
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Supply bottlenecks brought on from the pandemic continue to impact U.S. car sales. While it’s a competitive market to buy a new car, dealers say it’s a good time to sell a used car. -
For the first time, Pismo Beach is hosting the world's largest para surfing championship with more than 300 athletes from all around the world competing this week. -
In a nearly 4-hour-long meeting Tuesday, the City of Santa Barbara voted 4-3 to move forward with an ordinance that caps annual rental increases to two percent. -
Every night, little specks of light from headlamps and flashlights shine from Madonna Mountain as people trek up to see the famous lighted holiday tree. But hikers will need night passes this year. -
The bells are ringing again this year, as the Salvation Army is back out in front of shopping centers seeking donations. -
Since news of the Omicron variant broke out last week, local pharmacists say they’ve seen a jump in demand for people getting the COVID-19 vaccine and booster shots. -
The first U.S. case of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 has been detected in San Francisco, and health officials say it’s only a matter of time before more cases are confirmed. -
Each year, the SLO County Department of Social Services hosts a program called Operation Santa to help fulfill wishes from local children in need ‚ and this year, they say the need has drastically increased. -
After scoring deals during Black Friday and Cyber Monday, non-profit organizations are hoping people will support the work they do in the community by donating on Giving Tuesday. -
With Thanksgiving over, families are now in the process of finding the perfect Christmas tree — but with demand up, and some areas facing a tree shortage, people are encouraged to get their trees early.
