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1 week ago | 
gazettextra.com | Daniella Jimenez
TAMPA, Fla. - Millions of Americans are set to lose health care due to changes proposed by President Donald Trump, and while most of them are on Medicaid, for Floridians, it's a different story. Here, it's Affordable Care Act changes - including expiring tax credits and stricter enrollment rules - that will kick more people off their insurance.
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1 week ago | 
thederrick.com | Daniella Jimenez
TAMPA, Fla. — Millions of Americans are set to lose health care due to changes proposed by President Donald Trump, and while most of them are on Medicaid, for Floridians, it’s a different story. Here, it’s Affordable Care Act changes — including expiring tax credits and stricter enrollment rules — that will kick more people off their insurance.
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1 week ago | 
tampabay.com | Daniella Jimenez
Millions of Americans are set to lose health care due to changes proposed by President Donald Trump, and while most of them are on Medicaid, for Floridians, it’s a different story. Here, it’s Affordable Care Act changes — including expiring tax credits and stricter enrollment rules — that will kick more people off their insurance.
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1 week ago | 
dailygazette.com | Daniella Jimenez
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Mar 10, 2025 | 
richmondconfidential.org | Riley Ramirez |Daniella Jimenez
“The Stakes” is a UC Berkeley Journalism project on executive orders affecting Californians and their communities. Contra Costa County should be celebrating a $19 million federal grant it was awarded for environmental projects in North Richmond. But county officials and community groups are being cautious, after the promised funding was nearly frozen in January by a Trump executive order.
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Feb 14, 2025 | 
richmondconfidential.org | Daniela Castillo |Daniella Jimenez |Renee Bartlett-Webber
Dozens of community members gathered at Richmond Memorial Auditorium Wednesday to imagine Richmond’s economic future, expressing concerns about economic hardship, pollution and a lack of community spaces. The event is part of a series called “Our Future Economy,” which the UC Berkeley Othering & Belonging Institute is hosting along with the mayor’s office to devise ways to transform the economy for communities, workers and climate well-being.
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Feb 6, 2025 | 
richmondconfidential.org | Christine Schiavo |Daniella Jimenez |Renee Bartlett-Webber |Wen Shao
California Attorney General Rob Bonta said Wednesday that his office is investigating the fatal shooting Tuesday by Richmond police at a railroad right-of-way off of Carlson Boulevard. It is not clear how many officers were involved in the shooting, which left one person, who was not armed, dead. Police have not released that person’s identity.
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Jan 27, 2025 | 
richmondconfidential.org | Daniella Jimenez |Andres J. Larios |Renee Bartlett-Webber |Wen Shao
“People of Richmond” is a regular series in which reporters pose a question to people in the community. Answers are presented verbatim, though sometimes edited for brevity. Q: Do you watch women’s sports? “I like to represent the fact that I’m a woman, and we can do it too, but also sometimes they’re a little bit more entertaining. … I’d say maybe don’t see it as a woman’s sport. You’re looking at it as a sport.
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Dec 19, 2024 | 
richmondconfidential.org | Daniella Jimenez
First in a two-part series examining West Contra Costa Unified School District student data After months of watching her 4-year-old daughter struggle with reading, Tomasa Espinoza knew she had to make a change. Her older daughter, who attended a charter school, was thriving. So Espinoza pulled her second child out of Washington Elementary in Richmond and enrolled her in a charter school, too.
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Dec 16, 2024 | 
richmondconfidential.org | Daniella Jimenez
Contra Costa County certified the 2024 election counts on Dec. 5. At the county level, voter turnout was 72%, with 519,078 ballots cast out of 722,861 registered voters. This high level of engagement was reflected in the presidential race, where Contra Costa County voters showed strong support for Alameda County native Vice President Kamala Harris, with 67.3% casting their ballots for the Democratic candidate. City Council seats went to Jamelia Brown, Sue Wilson and incumbent Claudia Jiménez.
