Tony Hicks is a Regional Photo Editor for Europe & Africa at the Associated Press. He specializes in capturing and curating compelling visual narratives across a range of topics, with a focus on regional stories that resonate with diverse audiences. Tony's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including CBS News, NBC Bay Area, and the Los Angeles Times, among others.
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Tony Hicks' coverage is heavily focused on local crime, breaking news, and government announcements in the California area, particularly around cities like Vallejo and Oakland. If you have insights related to ongoing criminal investigations or public safety initiatives in these areas, your pitch may be well received. Additionally, if you can provide up-to-date information on evolving stories related to incidents such as shootings or sideshows within the region covered by Tony Hicks.
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A cosplayer in the role of a Dalek from the TV series Dr. Who, prepares for Comic Con by taking a test drive down a road in London, Monday May
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A cosplayer in the role of a Dalek from the TV series Dr. Who, prepares for Comic Con by taking a test drive down a road in London, Monday May
By: Tony Hicks
Working from home is the new normal for millions of people in the U.K., and Surrey County Cricket Club has spotted an opportunity to galvanize attendance at its south London ground
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Edwin Hawkins recorded “Oh Happy Day” there, and it’s where Marlon Brando eulogized Black Panther Bobby Hutton. One of Berkeley’s oldest Black churches, it held two days of festivities this weekend. This summer, it’s breaking ground on a $13 million senior housing complex.
The fight is on to save the Market Match, a program that is on Newsom’s budget chopping block. Advocates say it supports food insecure people and farmers alike.
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Impact Justice, a leading expert in prison food, is championing innovative improvements. Its work is captured in the 2026 James Beard Award-nominated book “Eating Behind Bars.”
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WriterCoach Connection, launched at Berkeley High in 2000 and spread to schools from Oakland to El Sobrante. Former volunteers are working toward a revival.
