Alexandra Mendoza is a Reporter at the San Diego Union-Tribune en Español. She focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on immigration, social issues, and governance, including ESG topics in California and San Diego. Alexandra's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Los Angeles Times, The Seattle Times, and Military.com.
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Alexandra's coverage revolves around local government and politics, culture, society, and entertainment news in the Southern California region with a specific focus on Tijuana. She covers evolving stories, events, breaking news as well as government announcements.
For effective outreach to Alexandra Mendoza, consider providing insights into local government policies or political developments in the Southern California region. Additionally, pitches related to cultural events or societal issues in this area are likely to resonate with her coverage areas.
Given that she has a significant focus on Tijuana and border-related topics such as deported veterans and border crossings between Mexico and the United States, experts who can provide unique perspectives on these subjects would be of interest to her. Also noteworthy is her attention to local entertainment news including cancellations of events due to security concerns.
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Supervisor Lawson-Remer wanted to broaden the program’s reach without having to increase its $5 million annual budget
By: Christian Martinez, Alexandra Mendoza
Kevin García, 19, was shot by police after a 40-minute standoff in the Stockton neighborhood Friday
By: Alexandra Mendoza
A proposal in front of the county Board of Supervisors to expand a local program that provides legal services to immigrants failed Tuesday.
Abigail Esparza Reyes led the state police unit known as the “Gringo Hunters” in Tijuana
Escaped prisoner wanted on both sides of the border for the killing of Chief Abigail Esparza Reyes
By: Alexandra Mendoza
Escaped prisoner wanted on both sides of the border for the killing of Abigail Esparza Reyes
The money comes with a new agreement that does away with environmental requirements set by the Biden administration
César Moisés Hernández was located Thursday by Mexican law enforcement in eastern Tijuana
César Moisés Hernández, who was on the run for four months, is accused of fatally shooting Cmdr. Abigail Esparza, who led a Mexican police unit targeting foreign fugitives
By: Blake Nelson
The pontiff had a significant impact on Southern California.
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