So grateful to the Sacramento Press Club for recognizing me & Mathew Miranda for our migrant farmworker housing series! And Hector Amezcua He/Him/El, who was also part of our team!

I will always be proud of our project. It was an honor to get to know so many farmworkers & share their stories

I have a very sad story. Hope you will share.

Adrian Martinez is a 21 year old farmworker, born and raised in Yolo County, CA. He’s got terminal cancer.

His wife Monserrat Ruiz is a Mexican citizen. She’s stuck in Tijuana trying to be with him.

CBP needs to let her in.

How can immigrants be anti-immigrant?

Why are Latinos growing more Republican on border security?

Insightful Matthew Miranda article that explains the tough questions

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Hi again! Send me your CA politics tips and news releases: [email protected] 🗞️

No group of people is a monolith. Some earlier migrants living in the U.S. have complicated feelings about new waves of migrants seeking opportunities in this country. Mathew Miranda ✍️🏾 sacbee.com/news/californi…

Latinos, including Latino immigrants, are growing frustrated and angry about migrants and the border. Here’s why
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Latinos are growing frustrated and angry about migrants and the border. Here’s why sacbee.com/news/californi…

NEW: Gov. Newsom approves Madera hospital loan. Critics say there was no ‘due diligence’

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ICYMI: Rebecca Plevin and I dug into the messy fight between California's wealthiest farmer & United Farm Workers. The two are locked in battle and and the outcome of their case could impact the future of organizing farmworkers.
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New from me: how does the movement for parents’ rights affect California families? What happens to a mother-child relationship when the child is trans and the mother is a Moms for Liberty activist? Meet Lily, the trans child of Beth Bourne.

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Well...the word's been out for a number of hours. Just wanting to give a rundown of all the reporting The Sacramento Bee has done about the A's coming to West Sacramento. We'll start with this story by Jason Anderson sacbee.com/sports/article…

Seven California farmworkers are alleging civil rights violations against Wonderful Nurseries, the latest in an ongoing back and forth between North America’s largest grapevine nursery and a historic labor union.
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.Mathew Miranda and I are at a news conference talking about the Oakland Athletics’ move to Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento.

So, so many people are here, including those representing the Sacramento Kings. I saw a cart already wheeling out boxes labeled Future A’s hats

If you’ve ever been to Sacramento, you’ve most likely seen a Wide Open Walls mural. They’re everywhere.

Now, the non-profit is being accused of mistreating and underpaying artists.

For The Sacramento Bee +Equity Lab: I investigated these allegations: tinyurl.com/5dh9n8zh

Some personal news:

Today is my first day with The Sacramento Bee ! I’m super excited for the opportunity and can’t wait to get started!

Please read this introduction to myself that my new opinion editor Marcos Breton did a great job of writing.

Cheers!

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Super proud of Sandra Proudman 🇵🇸 and all the Relit writers for this book. Great write up in the The Sacramento Bee by Mathew Miranda on the anthology remixing classic stories.

Go read my latest — which is easily the craziest story I’ve ever reported:

A Sherman Oaks house was raided, looted in plain sight. What happened to its owner was worse

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The United Farmworkers was certified for organizing 640 California workers at Wonderful Nurseries, but now there are allegations that the certification was achieved through trickery. What's the truth? Mathew Miranda reports on what is known sacbee.com/news/equity-la…

Lots at stake, and lots of interesting questions raised by this good Mathew Miranda piece on the latest test of the new California card check law for farmworkers. Should be a very interesting Agricultural Labor Relations Board hearing.

This Cal State immigration clinic provides free legal advice. It has played a vital role in regions with a shortage of immigration services, including the San Joaquin Valley, Central Coast and Inland Empire.

It might come to a ‘full stop.’

For Los Angeles Times: lat.ms/4ac03Ag