Marianne Favro is a journalist based in California, specializing in local news coverage for NBC Bay Area and Telemundo Fresno. With a focus on community stories, Marianne has reported on a wide range of topics including mental health services, hate crimes, local events, and public safety issues. Her work has also been featured in Telemundo San Antonio and San Diego Live Sound.
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Marianne Favro's coverage indicates a strong focus on local news, particularly around crime, events, and evolving stories in the San Jose area. She seems to be more inclined towards covering breaking news and evolving stories related to crime or community events.
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Pro-Palestinian protests continue to grow at Bay Area universities even as some students risk suspension.
By: Marianne Favro
Universities across the nation are reacting to students' pro-Palestine protests on campus.
San Jose police arrested a man they say was running a brother out of a home. Marianne Favro reports. Police arrested a man they say was running a brother out of a San Jose home.
A downtown San Jose tea shop says repeated crimes have them struggling to stay open.
Police are investigating after they say a group of suspects stormed into a Sunnyvale jewelry store Saturday afternoon, clearing it out in minutes.
Pro-Palestinian protesters at San Francisco State University said they are encouraged to learn of a potential ceasefire between Israel and Hamas
By: Marianne Favro
What started as a routine traffic stop in San Jose led to police seizing 36 guns they said should never have been on the street.
By: Marianne Favro
Hundreds of people across the Bay Area had their cell phones out on Saturday night, as they were ready to capture the rare colors of the Northern Lights, the beautiful result of a phenomenon known as a solar storm or the aurora borealis.
By: Marianne Favro
A new report details exactly how much money you need to earn in order to live comfortably in the Bay Area's largest cities.
By: Marianne Favro
Those who refuse to leave could face up to $500 in fines and even jail time, according to the proposed ordinance
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