
Mathew Miranda
Latino Communities Reporter at The Sacramento Bee
Reporter at La Abeja
City Hall reporter @sacbee_news | A veces hablo español | washed up photographer and powerlifter | @chicostate and @ucbsoj grad |
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1 week ago |
sacbee.com | Mathew Miranda
AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroomSacramento City Council delayed $17.9M Measure L youth funds. Community groups and Native organizations criticized funding process. Final funding decision is expected June 10, alongside city budget adoption. A nearly decade-long push to steer millions of dollars to Sacramento youth was delayed last week by the City Council, drawing criticism about how the funding will be distributed among community groups.
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1 week ago |
sacbee.com | Mathew Miranda
AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroomFive Nevada residents filed suit over alleged injuries at a Sacramento concert. Plaintiffs allege overcrowding and poor management led to panic and stampede. Lawsuit claims victims, including a child, suffered trauma during the disturbance. Five people, including a six-year-old, allegedly suffered severe injuries while waiting outside Golden 1 Center for a rap concert, according to a lawsuit filed earlier this month.
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2 weeks ago |
sacbee.com | Mathew Miranda
AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroomSacramento City Council voted to restore funding for youth events and immigrant legal aid. Vacancies in some city departments will fund restored programs. One official warned funding is temporary and budget deficit may exceed $100M by 2030.
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gazettextra.com | Mathew Miranda
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Supporters of Sacramento's immigrant community filled City Hall on Tuesday night, calling on the city to continue funding a program that has helped pay for immigration legal services for nearly a decade. The program - called Family Unity, Education and Legal Network for Immigrants, or FUEL - was created during the first Donald Trump presidency to help Sacramento's undocumented immigrant and refugee population.
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2 weeks ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Mathew Miranda
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Supporters of Sacramento's immigrant community filled City Hall on Tuesday night, calling on the city to continue funding a program that has helped pay for immigration legal services for nearly a decade. The program - called Family Unity, Education and Legal Network for Immigrants, or FUEL - was created during the first Donald Trump presidency to help Sacramento's undocumented immigrant and refugee population.
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