Luis Zambrano is a watchdog reporter for The News-Press Media Group, a part of the USATODAY Network. With a focus on local news in Cape Coral, Florida, Luis covers a range of topics including government affairs, legal disputes, community developments, and local events. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News and the Naples Daily News.
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Cape Coral, United States (Local)
Luis Zambrano’s coverage predominantly focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulations within the local region of Cape Coral, Florida. He reports extensively on local government activities, legislative decisions, and legal matters concerning political figures.
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The original Cape Coral Yacht Club ballroom will soon join the ranks of former icons of the city's history – the Cape Coral Gardens, the original
By: Luis Zambrano
Cape Coral will discuss plans to repair Yacht Club Park Fishing Pier.
By: Luis Zambrano
Cape Coral discussed the price of memberships for the Lake Kennedy Racquet Center.
By: Luis Zambrano
Cape Coral announced that it reached its goal of providing full documentation to FEMA.
By: Luis Zambrano
As wet season approaches, north Cape Coral residents could see a relief .
By: Luis Zambrano
Cape Coral City Council has accepted a $25 million grant that will save northeast homeowners up to $2,400.
By: Luis Zambrano
The Fort Myers Police Department is seeking information on a homicide that occurred behind a strip mall containing a church.
By: Luis Zambrano
Swimming is now prohibited at the Caloosahatchee River site near the Franklin Lock where three people drowned Saturday.
By: Luis Zambrano
Santos Tiul-Chen, 17, and Victor Pedro-Gaspar, 19, have been identified as two of the three people who drowned on Saturday in the Caloosahatchee River near the Franklin Lock in Olga, the Lee County Sheriff's Office said Monday.
By: Luis Zambrano
Fort Myers is not moving forward with a plan to implement a ferris wheel in the downtown area.
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