Local Government Accountability Reporter
Joshua Ceballos is a Local Government Accountability Reporter at WLRN. He focuses on social issues, racial injustice, and gerrymandering, with a keen interest in construction and real estate within the Florida and Miami regions. His work has been featured in notable publications such as New Times Broward Palm Beach, Miami Herald, and Marketplace by APM.
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Miami, United States (Local)
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Joshua Ceballos focuses primarily on local government and politics in Miami, Florida. His coverage indicates a strong interest in evolving stories related to local government policies, legal regulations, and announcements within the Miami area.
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By: Joshua Ceballos
Thanksgiving is over and that means, for some people, the Christmas season can officially begin.
By: Joshua Ceballos
A historic marker commemorating McDuffie's death at the hands of Miami-Dade police was broken. The county claims a vehicle collision was likely the cause of the broken sign near Miami's Design District neighborhood.
By: Joshua Ceballos
A group of demonstrators including Morningside neighborhood residents and others carry signs to protest parts of a park restoration project.
By: Joshua Ceballos
The Connecting Capital and Community initiative looks to build or preserve affordable housing in Miami with small-scale developers and owners.
By: Joshua Ceballos
The City of Miami has deferred a decision to suspend its recycling program and to scale back bulky trash pickup.
By: Joshua Ceballos
Immigrant advocates in South Florida call on President Biden to extend protected status to more than 300,000 Nicaraguans before Trump takes office.
The vice mayor of Doral has sued her own city over a recent change to her official title that she believes is politically motivated.
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