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San Francisco, CA — November 13, 2024 — José Martínez, a dedicated and respected reporter for KPIX-TV, CBS News Bay Area, has announced that his final day on air will … Continue reading José Martínez Announces Departure from CBS News Bay Area After Two Years of Impactful Reporting
CBS News reporter José Martínez has been recognized with his second Emmy Award in the category of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion. The prestigious accolade acknowledges Martínez’s exceptional work in his … Continue reading CBS News Reporter José Martínez Honored with Second Emmy Award
CBS News reporter José Martínez has been nominated for a 2023 Emmy Award in the category of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion for his groundbreaking piece, “Hispanic Representation: How Did We … Continue reading CBS News Reporter José Martínez Nominated for 2023 Emmy Award
Colombian journalist José Martínez has won his first Emmy Award, which recognizes excellence in the television industry in the United States. Martínez, Anchor and Reporter for WFMZ-TV 69 News, received its … Continue reading Colombian journalist José Martínez wins Emmy award
Colombian journalist José Martínez received a nomination for the Emmy Awards, which recognize excellence in the television industry in the United States. Martínez, Anchor and Reporter for WFMZ-TV 69 News, … Continue reading Colombian journalist José Martínez nominated for EMMY Awards 2022
¿Por qué a mí?: Siempre hay una esperanza (Spanish Edition), is Betty Rodríguez’s first book. She is a breast cancer survivor and a community leader. Her volunteer work focuses on … Continue reading José Martínez featured in a new breast cancer awareness book showcasing the Latino struggle with healthcare in America
By Adriaan Alsema. Colombia Reports.- Three massacres took place in Colombia on Friday, ending what may have been the most terrifying week in 20 years with five massacres. The three … Continue reading Colombia ends terrifying week with three massacres in one day
The discussion, the first in the series Dancers Conversations, unpack and unleash what identity and colorism mean to them, the challenges they have faced, available resources, and ways to educate others. Dancers coming together with a purpose.
Dispensaries are preparing to enter the New York market once the law is approved One dawn, nine years ago, José Cruz stopped seeing his brother Marcos in the streets of … Continue reading Legalization of cannabis could create business opportunities for Hispanics
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The state Capitol in Kentucky filled with teachers protesting pension changes and demanding generous school funding Monday, and thousands of Oklahoma educators walked out of classrooms … Continue reading Kentucky, Oklahoma teachers rally as rebellion grows
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Coffee sellers in California should have to post warnings because the brew may contain an ingredient that’s been linked to cancer, a judge has ruled. The … Continue reading California judge rules that coffee requires cancer warning
NEW YORK (AP) — Published reports say Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is planning to testify before Congress about how his company collects and uses people’s data. Citing unnamed sources, CNN said in a … Continue reading Reports: Facebook’s Zuckerberg to testify before Congress
