Jose Gonzalez
Reporter at The Arizona Republic
@azcentral reporter • @nlgja AZ chapter president • @azrepublicguild member • former @houstonchron newspapers staff writer • storyteller by heritage • Texan
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5 days ago |
azcentral.com | Jose Gonzalez |José González
Read in EnglishEl restaurante de Glendale donde se desató una pelea que derivó en un tiroteo que cobró la vida de tres personas es un negocio seguro y familiar, según su gerente general. Karen Wilson, de 36 años, estaba ocupada la tarde del 6 de mayo, dirigiendo el catering para un evento conmemorativo cerca de El Camarón Gigante, con menos de un año de antigüedad.
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5 days ago |
azcentral.com | Jose Gonzalez |José González
A unos 9.850 kilómetros del Vaticano, en la Basílica de Santa María, en el centro de Phoenix, los católicos se reunieron para orar por el pontífice nacido en Chicago. Las campanas de la Basílica de Santa María, en el centro de Phoenix, repicaron durante unos minutos la tarde del 8 de mayo mientras los feligreses rezaban en su interior mientras el mundo se enteraba del nuevo líder de la Santa Iglesia Católica Romana, el Papa León XIV, el primero de Estados Unidos.
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5 days ago |
azcentral.com | Jose Gonzalez |José González
Lives and property in an Eloy neighborhood were saved from a wildfire by firefighters, according to officials. "A raging wildfire" that spanned 15 acres approached several homes situated near Highway 84 and Gin Road May 8 before firefighting personnel were dispatched to an area between Eloy and Casa Grande, read a Facebook post by the Eloy Fire District.
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6 days ago |
usatoday.com | Jose Gonzalez |José González
The bells of St. Mary's Basilica in downtown Phoenix rung for a few minutes the afternoon of May 8 as parishioners prayed inside as the world learned of the new leader of the Holy Roman Catholic Church, Pope Leo XIV — the first from the United States. The 69-year-old Cardinal Robert Prevost took his papal name as he addressed thousands gathered at St. Peter's Square to see the Sistine Chapel's chimney's white smoke that signaled a new pontiff.
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6 days ago |
azcentral.com | Jose Gonzalez |José González
The bells of St. Mary's Basilica in downtown Phoenix rung for a few minutes the afternoon of May 8 as parishioners prayed inside as the world learned of the new leader of the Holy Roman Catholic Church, Pope Leo XIV — the first from the United States. The 69-year-old Cardinal Robert Prevost took his papal name as he addressed thousands gathered at St. Peter's Square to see the Sistine Chapel's chimney's white smoke that signaled a new pontiff.
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