Ariel Roblin
President and General Manager at KCRA-TV (Sacramento, CA)
President and General Manager at KQCA-TV (Sacramento, CA)
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1 week ago |
kcra.com | Ariel Roblin
As we commemorate Memorial Day, many will find a way to gather and remember those who answered our nation's call of service but never returned home. At KCRA and KQCA , our station veterans and civilians helped set up The Missing Person Table in our break room. We've found it's a great way to give space for remembrance and honor because there is so much symbolism in it. The chair is empty, as they are no longer with us. The table is round, to show our everlasting concern for our missing.
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2 weeks ago |
kcra.com | Ariel Roblin
Fifty years ago this month, the fall of Saigon marked the end of the Vietnam War, and the beginning of a new chapter for thousands of Vietnamese families who made their way to Sacramento, Stockton, Modesto, and the Foothills. When they arrived, many did not speak English and were dependent on the kindness and openness found in churches, nonprofits, and neighbors helping neighbors. At the time the language barrier prevented incredible stories of survival from being shared and appreciated.
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3 weeks ago |
kcra.com | Ariel Roblin
You don’t have to be a Catholic, a Christian, or even believe in God to feel the impact surrounding the announcement of the new pope. With 1.4 billion Catholics throughout the world, the pope is arguably one of the most powerful and influential leaders worldwide. The passing of Pope Francis and the announcement of Pope Leo XIV reaffirms the powerful impact leadership has when rooted in love, inclusion, humanity, and aid for the marginalized, a legacy deeply relevant today.
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1 month ago |
kcra.com | Ariel Roblin
Last week, a proposal that would make it a felony to purchase 16 and 17-year-old children for sex, was blocked by a majority of Democrat lawmakers. Right now, it is a felony to purchase children 15 years and younger for sex, but could only be a misdemeanor for 16- and 17-year-olds. It's a debate that's been underway at the Capitol for more than a year. The argument against the proposal suggests the possibility of older teens in relationships with younger minors.
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1 month ago |
kcra.com | Ariel Roblin
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's latest study shows 1 in 31 children in the U.S. is now diagnosed on the autism spectrum. This has been referred to as an epidemic by many, including the Trump administration. They've pledged to find a cause by September. But the question "what's causing the rise?" isn't as straightforward as the numbers might suggest. Are we actually seeing more kids with autism?
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