Roma Chang is a journalist based in San Diego, California. With a focus on local news, Roma writes for Hoodline and her work has also appeared in OB Rag. She covers a wide range of topics including crime, transportation, local events, and community issues in the San Diego area.
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Roma Chang’s articles primarily focus on local news, covering a wide range of topics including crime, entertainment, weather, education, restaurants and beaches in the San Diego area. Her coverage attributes indicate a heavy emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories with government announcements.
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By: Roma Chang
A pedestrian in Otay Mesa West was seriously injured after a Dodge Ram hit him; alcohol was not involved, per SDPD.
By: Roma Chang
Authorities said a woman was busted this week for allegedly trying to smuggle five live parrots into the United States. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at the Otay Mesa Port of Entry discovered the birds hidden in the truck bed of her vehicle during a meticulous check on April 30.
By: Roma Chang
Deputies shot an armed man, Patrick Lowell, in Fallbrook; he now faces charges, with multiple agencies reviewing the incident.
By: Roma Chang
Birch Aquarium celebrates the hatching of five Little Blue Penguin chicks, a first in its penguin conservation history.
By: Roma Chang
Delta Dental donates $5 million to enhance dental care services for uninsured seniors in San Diego County through Health Quality Partners of Southern California.
By: Roma Chang
The weather narrative for San Diego is shaping to be a classic Southern California blend of cool coastal breezes and desert warmth, as the forecasts from the National Weather Service suggest a fluctuating pattern into the weekend. In its latest report, the NWS indicated that today's temperatures will cause the deserts to cool down. At the same time, the Inland Empire experiences an increase, with the coastal areas and valleys undergoing lesser changes in temperature.
By: Roma Chang
In a move born out of frustration and devastation, hundreds of flood victims in San Diego have come together to file a massive $100 million lawsuit against the city, blaming officials for decades of negligence that led to the widespread damage following a January storm. Residents were seen taking refuge on their rooftops as waters rose, encasing their homes, and businesses were swallowed up by the deluge.
By: Roma Chang
Researchers at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine, collaborating with the University of Leeds in the U.K., have uncovered a harrowing new COVID-related syndrome termed MIP-C after conducting an international investigation. According to a report from UC San Diego's news administrators, the condition features severe lung scarring conjoined with diseases of an autoimmune variety, notably the rare MDA5 autoimmune disease.
By: Roma Chang
The search intensifies for Aarin Sorenson, suspected in the 2022 murder of Jacob Sanders, with a $1,000 reward for information.
By: Roma Chang
San Diego is set to bask in an early summer heat with minor high-temperature increases creeping in this Saturday, according to the National Weather Service. Coastal dwellers and valley residents can expect "gradual warming inland through Sunday" with Sunday's heat expected to hit "5-9 degrees above normal inland." Yet, those closer to the sea won't have their hair curl too much as "the persistent marine layer will keep temperatures west of the mountains closer to normal," the NWS forecast indicates.
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