Andrew Haubner is a journalist for CBS News, specializing in local news coverage in the Sacramento area of California. With a focus on community issues, Andrew's articles provide insight into the challenges and developments affecting the region, including homelessness, environmental concerns, legislative changes, and social activism.
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By: Andrew Haubner
But eventually, Alvaro and league founder John Abum noticed plenty of adults that also wanted to play. Currently, the league is up to 16 teams representing different African nations with the goal of helping those new to the United States find community through athletics.
By: By Andrew Haubner
The goal is to protect The Fort and its 8.7 acres of property from development in the future.
By: By Andrew Haubner
Throughout Labor Day weekend at Aurora Sports Park, the joy and sense of community were everywhere. The Sudanese American Soccer Federation held its national tournament in the area along with a two-day community festival.
Monday marks one year since Hamas attacked Israel, killing more than 1200 Israelis, the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. More than 250 people were also taken hostage.
The music at Emiliano Malpica-Medina's Colorado vigil was festive and helped to alleviate the grief felt by his friends and family.
By: Andrew Haubner
When Scott Vargo arrived in Golden as city manager two years ago, he knew Clear Creek was a point of emphasis.
By: Andrew Haubner
In the Clear Creek Makerspace in Wheat Ridge, small businesses, inventors, students, and dreamers are hard at work. Kay Newman is one tenant of the space who combines it all.
By: Andrew Haubner
Chef Johnny Curiel watches his crew prepare, slicing meat and brunoising peppers. That's where the soul of his restaurant is, in the work that people don't see.
By: Andrew Haubner
The concern is everywhere in the Front Range, with topics touching all ends of the spectrum to overcrowding on trails to wildlife-human interaction.
By: Andrew Haubner
The concern is everywhere in the Front Range, with topics touching all ends of the spectrum to overcrowding on trails to wildlife-human interaction.
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