Gerardo Zavala is a Statehouse/Politics Reporter at CapRadio. He focuses on law and legal affairs, regional interest, and world news, drawing from his background in political science and journalism to inform often overlooked communities. Gerardo's work has been featured in KALW, Calhoun Times, American Military News, and several other prominent outlets.
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Gerardo Zavala's articles predominantly focus on local community events, government announcements, and small businesses in the Woodland area of California. The themes covered include agriculture & farming, family & relationships, education, and government & politics.
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A Sacramento woman says renewed immigration proceedings have upended her finances, mental health and the stability she’s created.
By: Gerardo Zavala
Lawmakers are considering new restrictions on e-bikes, but riders and researchers say illegal e-motos and unsafe streets may be the bigger danger.
The average price for regular gas broke the six-dollar mark last week for the first time in nearly three years, according to AAA. But high gas prices have been fueling debates at the State Capitol for months, with many Republican lawmakers pushing proposals to rein in costs. From our partners at CapRadio, Gerardo Zavala has more.
Confusion, misinformation and heated accusations took over a debate at the Capitol this week over a new bill tied to California’s embattled high-speed rail project. Critics say it could limit public access to key information, while supporters argue it actually improves transparency for a project that could cost more than 230 billion dollars. From our partners at CapRadio, Gerardo Zavala has more.
A UC Berkeley energy expert outlines a proposal to stabilize gas prices and why lawmakers have been reluctant to act.
The Sacramento-area district is expected to be one of California’s most competitive legislative battlegrounds.
The Democratic incumbent is seeking a second term overseeing the finances of the world’s fifth-largest economy.
By: Gerardo Zavala
Some candidates are leaning heavily into immigration enforcement and ICE messaging, but many young Latino voters say housing, education and healthcare are driving their decisions.
19-year-old Yuliana Rico Chavez says immigration fears are personal. "Both my family and I are scared," Chavez says.
California state lawmakers yesterday debated several bills aimed at increasing oversight of federal immigration enforcement and targeting companies that work with Immigration and Customs Enforcement. From our partners at CapRadio, Gerardo Zavala has more.
