Jasmine Ramirez is a news reporter based in San Diego, California. She specializes in local news coverage, focusing on issues such as homelessness, housing, crime, and environmental conservation. With a passion for investigative reporting, Jasmine strives to provide accurate and informative stories that impact the community.
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Jasmine's focus is primarily on local news, with a particular emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories related to crime, family & relationships, and community events in San Diego. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing insights or expert opinions related to the housing crisis in San Diego, environmental issues specific to the region, updates on ongoing local legal policy regulations or significant community events.
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By: Jasmine Ramirez
A Democratic National Committee member says the economy, immigration and reproductive rights will be major topics at the convention.
Service charges are fees beyond the gratuity or a tip. According to a new study, restaurants are twice as likely to add on a service fee to your bill.
The money will be used to clean up around Buena Vista Creek and State Route 78 where unhoused individuals regularly congregate.
Sandy Snakenburg, a homeless veteran known for bubble blowing in La Jolla Cove, was issued a citation by a San Diego park ranger.
CBS 8 learned the city plans to cut down 68 trees for the park's multi-million dollar renovation project.
Sandy Snakeburg has been blowing bubbles and bringing smiles to people’s faces for more than a decade but was recently given a ticket. (Source: KFMB)
By: Jasmine Ramirez
SDG&E and Environmental Land Management warn community to not feed goats behind low-voltage electric fence.
By: Jasmine Ramirez
It's now illegal to camp in public places or sleep in vehicles overnight on city streets in Encinitas.
SAN DIEGO — San Diego is a top destination for people to spend their Labor day weekend creating a big boom for our tourism industry.
By: Jasmine Ramirez
City councilmember Kent Lee and County Supervisor Terra Lawson Remer addressed people's concerns about what's being done to solve homelessness in the area.
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