Diego Diaz Lasa is a journalist based in Palm Beach, Florida. He writes for the Palm Beach Daily News and Yahoo News, focusing on local news and events in the Palm Beach area. Diego covers a range of topics including community updates, local politics, cultural events, and human interest stories.
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Diego Diaz Lasa's coverage primarily revolves around local government announcements, events, and crime in the Palm Beach area. He also covers topics such as art and photography, events and festivals, local government decisions, and community programs.
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By: Diego Diaz Lasa
Running from Wednesday through Sunday, the pop-up raising money to aid cancer patients will feature a slew of treats and events for the whole family.
With the Palm Beach Town Council approval, all is set for a final review in November, before it is sent to the state for review.
By: Diego Diaz Lasa
The Palm Beach Post Palm Beach OKs proposal for new Acqua Café takeout-only storefront in space next door Link Copied
Palm Beach Daily News Show Caption Even if Floridians approve a state amendment legalizing recreational marijuana, there won't be any pot in Palm Beach.
By: Diego Diaz Lasa
The free event is set to run from 1 to 8 p.m. and will feature a variety of performances and activities
By: Diego Diaz Lasa
While the Palm Beach landmark commission enjoyed the new design, some members worried that it would increase the number of pedestrians jaywalking.
By: Diego Diaz Lasa
For three decades, trick-or-treaters on Palm Beach’s North End have led their families to Sally Alice Smith’s front lawn for a special Halloween treat: a free book.
By: Diego Diaz Lasa
The Palm Beach Civic Association will kick off the season with a discussion on the town's water treatment methods and new potential sources.
By: Diego Diaz Lasa, Kristina Webb, Jodie Wagner
Turnout was light, but steady, in Palm Beach Tuesday as those who hadn't cast their ballots turned out at the polls.
By: Diego Diaz Lasa
Leaders of the department were quick to applaud their staff for the record-setting year during the Recreation Advisory Department's Oct. 24 meeting.
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