STATE HORNET NEWS: ‘Stop the Steal’ rally, women’s basketball & volleyball start and more

Aranza Mora, Sara Nevis, Ian Ratliff, and Dominic Vitiello
November 16, 2020

On this edition of State Hornet News, “Stop the Steal” rally at the State Capitol, a local group dances in the K Street tunnel, women’s basketball and volleyball start again, and other stories from the State Hornet newsroom.

Stories featured in this broadcast:

News:

911 calls and body camera footage released in case where a man was shot and killed by Sacramento police

Trump supporters protest vote counts in California

A&E:

Dancers take over K Street tunnel for late-night lessons

Local Skate group foster welcoming environment for women, minorities, LGBTQ+ community

Sports:

Sac State women’s basketball team prepares for 2020-21 season

Sac State Volleyball practicing indoors ahead of scheduled spring season

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About the Writers

Aranza Mora, multimedia reporter

Aranza Mora is a multimedia reporter for The State Hornet. After being recruited at the age of 20 to work as a weathercaster for Univision 19, her passion for media grew. She hopes to work as a bilingual news anchor/TV host after graduating college.

Sara Nevis, multimedia editor

Sara Nevis joined The State Hornet in fall 2020 and is the multimedia editor. During her first semester, she won fifth and seventh place in the ACP/CMA Fall National College Journalism Convention for broadcast news. She works freelance as a photojournalist for The Stockton Record.

Ian Ratliff, broadcast editor

Ian Ratliff joined The State Hornet in fall 2020 as the broadcast editor. Ian had a career in technology before returning to school to pursue a degree in journalism. He has also been published in the Woodland Daily Democrat.

Dominic Vitiello, multimedia reporter

Dominic Vitiello is a multimedia reporter for The State Hornet. He spends his time away from broadcast shooting photos and gaming as a passion.