Deanna Garcia is a journalist based in New York City, specializing in local news coverage. She writes for Time Warner Cable Enterprises, LLC., and Spectrum News, with her work also appearing in The San Diego Union-Tribune. Deanna's articles focus on a range of topics including local events, city government, public safety, and political issues impacting the New York City community.
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Deanna's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics, particularly in New York City. She seems to be interested in reporting on official announcements, city regulations, events such as the Thanksgiving Parade, and crime-related news within NYC.
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By: Deanna Garcia
Monday, Dec. 23 will be a day off for public school students.
By: Deanna Garcia
Election Day has arrived, and many New Yorkers will head to the polls to vote in a variety of races, including the race for president.
By: Deanna Garcia
A Harris victory would be the 10th consecutive victory for a Democratic presidential candidate in New York.
Ballot Proposal 1 sought to alter the New York State Constitution’s Bill of Rights by adding additional protections against discrimination based on
By: Deanna Garcia
New Yorkers voted “yes” on an amendment that would expand statewide civil rights protections, the Associated Press declared Tuesday evening.
New York City residents voted on five citywide ballot proposals Tuesday, but only one of them has so far been declared.
By: Deanna Garcia
Vice President Kamala Harris is the winner of New York's 28 electoral votes in the presidential election, The Associated Press declared Tuesday evening.
By: Deanna Garcia
The city will not renew its one-year contract for a pilot program that provided migrant families with prepaid debit cards, officials said Thursday.
By: Deanna Garcia
While ballots are still being counted, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said there is a “clear pathway” for Democrats in the House of Representatives.
By: Deanna Garcia
New York City has elevated its “drought watch” to a “drought warning” amid ongoing record dry conditions in the five boroughs, officials said Monday.
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