Rafael Sanchez-Cruz is a journalist based in Washington, D.C., focusing on local news and issues. He writes for WUSA-TV and his work has also appeared in WTSP-TV. Rafael covers a wide range of topics including crime, politics, and economic developments in the District of Columbia and surrounding areas.
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Rafael's coverage predominantly focuses on local news within the District of Columbia, particularly crime-related stories and government announcements. Given his emphasis on evolving stories, breaking news, legal policy regulation, and governmental topics such as DC Council and Sentencing Commission nominations, he would likely be receptive to pitches related to local crime trends or developments in government policies and regulations.
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WASHINGTON — With just days ahead of the election, some buildings within blocks from the White House have boarded up their store fronts.
President-elect Donald Trump has vowed to enforce a massive deportation program for those who have entered the US illegally.
By: Rafael Sanchez-Cruz
President-elect Donald Trump has vowed to enforce a massive deportation program for those who have entered the US illegally.
By: Rafael Sanchez-Cruz
Andre Greene, 25, is charged with first degree murder while armed for his alleged involvement in a quadruple shooting that left two dead and two injured.
President-elect Donald Trump has threatened to take control of D.C.'s local government
By: Rafael Sanchez-Cruz
Mayor Muriel Bowser proposed a bill to authorize the use of $515 million in DC tax dollars to revitalize and purchase the arena located in Chinatown Gallery Place.
Monday morning's hearing will feature government witnesses with an opportunity for public comment on DYRS on Friday.
By: Rafael Sanchez-Cruz
Attorney General Brian Schwalb has proposed overhauls to the agency charged with the supervision, custody, and care of young people charged with crimes.
By: Rafael Sanchez-Cruz
The campaign is aimed at educating Washingtonians and visitors about when it is appropriate to call 911 vs. 311.
Kwelli Sneed has been leading the agency for more than a year as interim director of ONSE.
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