Freelance Producer for KPBS Midday Edition
Julianna Domingo is a freelance producer for KPBS Midday Edition, focusing on local news and stories in California, specifically in the San Diego area. With a passion for highlighting diverse perspectives and cultural experiences, Julianna's articles cover a range of topics including mental health, arts and culture, education, politics, and social issues.
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Julianna Domingo's coverage focuses on local events, culture & society, and entertainment news in the United States, particularly California and San Diego. She often features expert commentary in her articles. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing insights or expertise related to local cultural events, societal issues such as housing crisis or mental health initiatives within the specified geographic focus.
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Patricia Hernandez and her mother, Virginia Hernandez, on April 3, 2024. Virginia was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s nearly 20 years ago.
By: Julianna Domingo, Jade Hindmon, Ashley Rusch
KPBS' Midday Movies critics share their top picks for films set on Halloween. Plus, a new play at the Old Globe commemorates Día de Muertos. And finally, one exhibit reimagines a series of high-rise projects abandoned along the Baja coast.
By: Jade Hindmon, Julianna Domingo, Elaine Alfaro
Dice, miniatures, a map and paper handouts are seen in this undated photo of a Dungeons & Dragons game. The fantasy tabletop role-playing game is celebrating its 50th year since its inception.
By: Elaine Alfaro, Julianna Domingo, Andrew Bracken, Ashley Rusch, Jade Hindmon
On Midday Edition, we're looking at a practice that empowers communities to trace their lineage. Plus, a celebration of noir films for 'Noirvember.' And finally, your weekend arts preview.
A group of people from the San Diego LGBT Center pose under the Transgender Pride Flag in Hillcrest on Nov. 20, 2023.
By: Jade Hindmon, Ashley Rusch, Julianna Domingo, Elaine Alfaro
White House senior adviser Stephen Miller listens to President Donald Trump speak during a roundtable on immigration policy in California, in the Cabinet Room of the White House, Wednesday, May 16, 2018.
By: Jade Hindmon, Andrew Bracken, Julianna Domingo, Elaine Alfaro, Kori Suzuki
The Salton Sea, which straddles the Imperial and Coachella valleys, is seen during a flyover by the conservation organization Ecoflight on February 15, 2024.
By: Julianna Domingo, Jade Hindmon, Andrew Bracken
The newly restored Hotel del Coronado is seen in this undated photo. The KPBS program "Historic Places" documents the restoration process from start to finish.
By: Jade Hindmon, Julianna Domingo, Andrew Bracken, Ashley Rusch
Deported veteran Andrew De León walks towards the San Ysidro Port of Entry, eleven years after he was deported. Photographed on Friday, June 18th, 2021.
By: Jade Hindmon, Julianna Domingo, Ashley Rusch, Andrew Bracken
Artist Natalia Ventura stands with her work as part of a'memory work' exhibition with San Diego Made in this undated photo.
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