Julianna Domingo is a producer for KPBS Midday Edition. She focuses on themes related to culture and society, including consumer health, mental health, and the cannabis industry, while also covering regional interests and world news. Julianna's work has been featured in KPBS (89.5 FM).
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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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As the Juneteenth holiday approaches, we look at how San Diegans have commemorated emancipation, Black freedom and independence in years past.
By: Andrew Bracken, Ashley Rusch, Julianna Domingo
In celebration of Juneteenth, several events are happening around San Diego County this weekend to bring people together through music, food, community activities and more.
By: Julianna Domingo, Ashley Rusch, Andrew Bracken
In celebration of Juneteenth, several events are happening around San Diego County this weekend to bring people together through music, food, community activities and more.
By: Ashley Rusch, Julianna Domingo, Andrew Bracken
A new investigation reveals concerns over health care access and medical neglect at the Otay Mesa Detention Center. Then, the science behind being a dad. And finally, artist Parker Edison shares his journey as a storyteller elevating local rap history.
By: Julianna Domingo, Andrew Bracken
A new reporting series from KPBS looks at how the Treaty of Manila, which freed the Philippines from U.S. colonial rule 80 years ago, has shaped the Filipino diaspora in San Diego.
By: Jade Hindmon, Andrew Bracken, Julianna Domingo
Loud Fridge Theatre debuts "Boy My Greatness," which follows the boy players who acted out Shakespeare's heroines. Then, we hear about a children's book that embraces self love through beloved farmyard animals. And, your weekend preview.
By: Julianna Domingo, Jade Hindmon
We look at the impact of American colonialism on the Philippines' nursing system and migration. Then, a new documentary, "Love All" on KPBS looks at how a local Filipino-American family broke barriers in the tennis world.
By: Ashley Rusch, Jade Hindmon, Andrew Bracken, Julianna Domingo
Burnout can leave us feeling exhausted and overwhelmed. On Midday Wednesday, we talk about some of the signs of burnout and its root causes. Plus, we take a look at parental burnout, and the challenge of finding balance as a working parent.
By: Jade Hindmon, Julianna Domingo
A block party taking place in Marie Widman Park on Sunday is a revival of the original Encanto Street Fair. Then, emerging AAPI artists will exhibit their work Saturday in National City. And finally, your weekend preview.
On Sunday, July 12, KPBS taped three podcast conversations in front of a live studio audience. This episode contains the full Midday Edition conversation and portions of the interviews from the KPBS podcasts Port of Entry and The Finest.
