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Gabriel San Román's coverage primarily focuses on local news within the United States, specifically California and Los Angeles. He frequently covers evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, legal policy regulation with a focus on entertainment and politics.
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A few days after the Orange County Registrar of Voters certified the November elections earlier this month, a flurry of Democratic politicians were already turning their attention toward 2026 races.
By: Gabriel San Román
The lack of collaboration with community-based organizations and a sole reliance on law enforcement data are chief criticisms of the recently released O.C. Human Relations Commission hate crime report.
For decades, Fullerton Union High School's “Indians” nickname has prompted protests from activists who claim it is offensive to Native Americans.
The Orange County Board of Supervisors voted to overhaul a county commission tasked with tackling discrimination and issuing annual hate crime reports.
San Clemente City Councilman Victor Cabral held up a long, dried-out weed plucked from a hillside during a special meeting on fire preparedness.
A recent Orange County Grand Jury report that found no evidence of voter fraud did little to dissuade a false claim of election tampering from exploding on social media soon after.
In the past, controversial Westminster City Councilwoman Amy Phan West called for a letter asking the Orange County district attorney's office to investigate her former council colleague for alleged corruption.
Hopes for the future of Walk on Wilshire, a popular outdoor dining street closure in downtown Fullerton, met a political dead end this week.
The Orange County Board of Supervisors moved to bring all purchasing agents under the chief executive's office in the wake of former Supervisor Andrew Do's bribery conviction last year.
A pro-Palestinian student group that organized a Gaza solidarity encampment at Chapman University last year faced criticism from administration after being honored with an award.
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