Gabriella Paul is a Reporter at WUSF Public Media. She focuses on the rising cost of living in the greater Tampa Bay region, while also covering themes related to healthcare, environmental issues, and travel. Gabriella's work has been featured in various outlets, including WUFT News, NPR, and NBC 6 Miami.
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By: Gabriella Paul
Una organización sin fines de lucro de Tampa que ofrece capacitación vocacional descubrió que existe un creciente interés en el sector de los oficios técnicos entre mujeres, adolescentes y personas que están transitando fuera de los entornos corporativos.
By: Gabriella Paul
A family of four must earn at least $106,000 annually to afford basic needs across the region, according to United Way's 2026 ALICE report.
By: Gabriella Paul
Una familia de cuatro integrantes debe ganar al menos $106,000 anuales para cubrir sus necesidades básicas en toda la región, de acuerdo con el informe ALICE de 2026 de United Way.
By: Gabriella Paul
More than one in three families has used apps like Klarna or Afterpay to cover the cost of food in the past 12 months, according to a poll from No Kid Hungry.
By: Gabriella Paul
The state added over a thousand jobs in private K-12 education while losing more than 5,000 public school jobs in the last year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
By: Gabriella Paul
Experts say that riptide forecasts are unpredictable and change daily due to weather conditions and coastline characteristics.
By: Gabriella Paul
It's the first time a state's oversights in distributing food assistance is being tied to financial penalties.
By: Gabriella Paul
Artificial intelligence is affecting college coursework and companies' hiring practices. In Florida, recent college grads and young professionals say it's changing how they look at work.
By: Gabriella Paul
Empath Life is the sole provider of PACE, or the Program for All Inclusive Care for the Elderly, funds in Pinellas County. Millions of dollars to expand similar programs across 14 counties were vetoed by Gov. Ron DeSantis in June.
By: Gabriella Paul
Recent college graduates are navigating a job market shaped by AI on both sides of the hiring process.
