Christina Vazquez is a Field Journalist at WPLG Local 10 News. She specializes in a diverse range of topics including sports, law and legal affairs, and social issues, with a focus on accessibility, civil rights, and diversity and inclusion across North America and beyond. Christina's work has been recognized with Emmy and Murrow Awards, and she also serves on the Advisory Board for World Affairs Miami and is a board member for the Girl Scouts of Tropical Florida.
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Christina Vazquez's reporting primarily focuses on local government and politics, crime, and breaking news in South Florida, particularly Miami. She often covers evolving stories related to legal policy regulation, government announcements and breaking news.
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By: Christina Vazquez
Las personas que llamen al centro 911 del condado de Broward podrán transmitir video en vivo a los despachadores, brindándoles a ellos (y a los socorristas) una visión más clara de una situación de emergencia, dicen los funcionarios.
By: Christina Vazquez
GUANTANAMO BAY, Cuba — U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth made a trip to Cuba this week.
By: Christina Vazquez
MIAMI — Several pieces of American history are in South Florida.
By: Christina Vazquez
Steven Leifman, a judge and finance chair of the Homeless Trust, has been on a quest to help address a societal problem he has experienced in his Miami-Dade courtroom, defendants with untreated mental health issues leading to what he says is a revolving door of arrest and release.
By: Amanda Batchelor, Christina Vazquez
Miami-Dade County commissioners on Tuesday voted 12-1 to pursue eminent domain to acquire just under 10 acres of land on Fisher Island.
By: Christina Vazquez
Steven Leifman, juez y presidente de finanzas del Homeless Trust, ha estado en una misión para ayudar a abordar un problema social que ha observado en su sala del tribunal en Miami-Dade: acusados con problemas de salud mental sin tratar que, según él, generan una puerta giratoria de arrestos y liberaciones.
By: Amanda Batchelor, Christina Vazquez
Los comisionados del condado Miami-Dade votaron el martes 12-1 a favor de iniciar un proceso de expropiación para adquirir poco menos de 10 acres de terreno en Fisher Island.
By: Christina Vazquez
MIAMI — What is needed to convict or acquit? That is what is at stake as both sides of the George Pino trial fight to get key phrasing included in jury instructions -- which must explain which laws apply and the burden of proof.
By: Christina Vazquez
¿Qué se necesita para condenar o absolver? Eso es lo que está en juego mientras ambas partes en el juicio de George Pino luchan para que se incluya una redacción clave en las instrucciones al jurado, las cuales deben explicar qué leyes se aplican y cuál es la carga de la prueba.
By: Christina Vazquez
MIAMI — Reactions from Cubans ranged from skepticism to cautious optimism over whether the island nation can actually implement the sweeping economic reforms its National Assembly voted to approve.
