Sabrina Franza is a Reporter at CBS Chicago. She covers a diverse range of topics including education, agriculture, transportation, and security, with a particular focus on educational policy and court proceedings in the United States. Sabrina's work has been featured in CBS News, KVOA-TV, WANE 15, and Yahoo News.
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Chicago, United States (Local)
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Sabrina's coverage indicates a strong focus on local government, politics, and community issues in Chicago. She also covers evolving stories related to the migrant crisis and transportation infrastructure.
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Experts who can provide commentary on political decisions impacting Chicago, insight into public transportation challenges specific to the area, or perspectives on local governance could be valuable sources for her reporting. Additionally, she may find value in human-interest stories that highlight individual experiences within these topics.
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By: Sabrina Franza
Getting rid of the Education Department has long been a goal for Republicans, but the president can't unilaterally dissolve a department set up by Congress.
By: Sabrina Franza
The move will mean less fresh produce for those facing food insecurity, and will also impact nearby farmers.
By: Sabrina Franza
Office of Civil Rights employees said this means students with open cases will have their claims backlogged even further.
By: Sabrina Franza
This comes after the department began visiting ten university campuses that reported antisemitic incidents since October 2023.
By: Jacob Sarracino, Adam Harrington, Sabrina Franza, By Adam Harrington
The mayor met Wednesday with CPS Chief Executive Officer Pedro Martinez, Chicago Teachers Union President Stacy Davis Gates, and Ald. Jason Ervin (28th), head of the City Council Budget Committee.
By: Sabrina Franza
Tense negotiations have been going on for months over pension payments for Chicago Public Schools employees and raises for teachers.
By: Sabrina Franza
If new funds do not come in, the agencies are predicting not only a drastic reduction in service, but also the cutting of thousands of jobs.
The agreement comes with potential changes to classrooms across the city.
By: Sabrina Franza
Federal funding at the school district supports college and career readiness and vocational programs that students say are invaluable.
By: Sabrina Franza
A key City Council committe backed an ordinance that sponsors said would allow police to impound rule-breaking tow companies' trucks.
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