CalFire advise hikers to take caution as temperatures soar
There have been 38 helicopter rescues this year and first responders say they expect more as the busy summer season approaches.
Published Work
These are articles I wrote and published in my previous role as a General Assignment reporter for a CBS affiliate. My role focused on capturing the pulse of San Diego's vibrant community. I covered the latest breaking news, issues, struggles, and accomplishments that shaped the city's evolving landscape. I collaborated closely with local agencies, businesses, nonprofits, and residents to deliver comprehensive and insightful coverage.
Del Mar train tunnel | SANDAG reveals 3 possible routes
The alternative routes would move nearly 2 miles of tracks of the edge of the eroding seaside bluffs.
National EMS Week | What it takes to be a first responder
I got a behind-the-scenes look to find out what it really takes to save lives.
UC San Diego research study: Plant virus effective in fighting cancer
The study found that when injected, the plant virus triggers the immune system to fight the cancer—even metastatic cancer—and prevent it from recurring.
Jury rules in favor of Chula Vista police officers in the wrongful death case of Oral Nunis Sr.
After less than five hours of deliberation, a federal jury ruled that police did not play a role in Nunis' May 2020 death.
Fire crews contain spread of massive fire that erupted on historic Oceanside Pier
As many as 100 firefighters continue to extinguish flames on 'iconic' Oceanside Pier
14.5 billion gallons of raw sewage, trash flood Tijuana River Valley
Imperial Beach Mayor Paloma Aguirre says the crisis is at a critical level never seen before.
Excruciating wait times at U.S.-Mexico border hurting commuters, businesses ahead of holidays
Less than a month after reopening, CBP officials closed down the PedWest border crossing again as it redirects staff to deal with migrant processing.
University Heights neighbors upset over mass development in residential area
The eight-story residential building is set to go up on a street where the tallest building is just three-stories high.
EXCLUSIVE: Imperial Beach's first Latina mayor talks tackling sewage, housing, keeping coastal town safe
The city’s new leader and first Hispanic woman in power, has made tackling the pollution from sewage spills one of her top priorities.
