Dominic Garcia is a journalist for CBS News, focusing on local news in the Sacramento area of California. With a passion for community reporting, Dominic covers a wide range of topics including health, events, and human interest stories. His goal is to provide informative and engaging articles that resonate with the local audience.
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Sacramento, United States (Local)
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Dominic Garcia's coverage primarily centers around local news, health and wellbeing, and government & politics in Sacramento and California. He frequently includes announcements and expert commentary in his articles.
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SACRAMENTO – As homelessness continues to be an issue in the Sacramento area, one county team is trying to get those on the streets the resources they need.
A small discovery is now a big deal in the world of insects, and it's all thanks to a UC Davis alum.
SACRAMENTO – A rise in mental health issues is straining resources across the country and forcing people to wait for appointments.
By: Dominic Garcia
SACRAMENTO — Women looking for a career change have a unique opportunity coming up as the U.S. Forest Service will be holding a wildfire training camp in Northern California.
SACRAMENTO — Lung cancer claims over 120,000 lives per year and a simple scan can increase your odds of survival exponentially.
SACRAMENTO — There is a good chance you know someone who's growing out their facial hair this month. Most people know it as No-Shave November — or Movember.
SACRAMENTO — With the cold temperatures and holidays right around the corner, more people will be spending time indoors with friends and family.
By: Dominic Garcia
LAKE TAHOE – A new flying ferry may be coming to Lake Tahoe. It's all-electric and can cut across the lake in a fraction of the time.
By: Dominic Garcia
Some Californians will be eligible to receive $2,000 to buy an electric bike in an effort to get more cars off the road and keep more money in their pocket. It also has great health benefits.
A new program at UC Merced is preparing students for a career in cannabis, one of the fastest-growing industries in California.
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