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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Across the country millions of Americans experienced severe weather which also disrupted some flights. San Diego International Airport saw some delays.
By: Jasmine Ramirez
CBS 8 reported when a San Diego man was cited for 'liquid littering' back in August.
The largest of the nine fires -- which prompted residential evacuation orders but caused no reported structural damage or injuries -- broke out Nov. 20.
Advocates gathered necessary signatures for a feasibility study looking at how separation might impact La Jolla and city of San Diego.
By: Jasmine Ramirez
Two apartment complexes received notices to vacate for "extensive repairs" and say they can't afford living elsewhere.
More than 100,000 people expected to watch this year's parade. SAN DIEGO — The San Diego Bay Parade of Lights is kicked off Sunday and will be back again next Sunday night.
Inventor of 'Sheeza' socks debuts on new Amazon Prime show similar to the show Shark Tank.
By: Jasmine Ramirez
The city of San Diego placed boulders along the river at Saturn Boulevard, a place known as a hot spot area for the foul smell.
By: Jasmine Ramirez
The district reaffirmed policies to not assist ICE in enforcing federal immigration laws and not allow access to district facilities without a warrant.
By: Jasmine Ramirez
U.S. Secret Service, local agencies find 21 skimming devices during joint operation in San Diego County.
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