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William Caldera is a multimedia storyteller who focuses on hyperlocal stories in the San Antonio, Texas area for KSAT. His work covers a range of topics, including community development, historic preservation, student achievements, and cultural events, providing in-depth looks at the people and places that shape the fabric of the local region.
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William Caldera's coverage is heavily focused on local news in San Antonio, Texas, with a particular emphasis on government and politics. He also covers sports, family & relationships, and business & industry topics. If you are looking to pitch to William, consider providing insights or expert commentary related to these local issues. This could include analysis of political developments in the region or stories that reflect the cultural diversity and community spirit present in San Antonio. Additionally, if you have expertise in any specific events or announcements relevant to this area, your pitch may be well received by William Caldera.
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By: William Caldera, Adam B. Higgins, Jessie Degollado
Little do many know living in the Northern Hills and Valencia neighborhoods, that part of Northeast San Antonio has a connection to the Mission San Antonio de Valero, best known as the Alamo, as well as the first peoples of San Antonio going back thousands of years.
By: Steve Spriester, Priscilla Carraman, Myra Arthur, Robert Samarron, William Caldera
In this episode of “Know My Neighborhood,” we explore the good, the bad and the frustrating in Northern Hills/ Valencia, and the neighborhoods’ desire to have community involvement now and in the future.
By: Jessie Degollado, William Caldera
– Landlocked by the H-E-B in Floresville and a neighborhood, the Walker-Edwards Cemetery is on land once owned by James Walker, an African American who had been enslaved as a child.
By: Joy Presley, William Caldera, Andrew Wilson
The red carpet was rolled out for multimedia students from 19 San Antonio area high schools on Monday night.
By: William Caldera, Courtney Friedman
With a little over 12 days away, businesses that have been preparing for over a year are feeling ready for thousands of visitors.
A group of Judson Early College Academy students is competing in BexarFest 2024. The competition's only all-girl team is highlighting Sheepdog Impact Resistance, a nonprofit serving those on the frontlines.
By: William Caldera, Bill Taylor, Valerie Gomez, Dale L. Keller, Myra Arthur
It's the citywide party you know and love. We take you back to the beginning. Royalty Reigns NIOSA How nonprofits get involved
By: Adam B. Higgins, William Caldera, Myra Arthur, Bill Taylor
Locals and tourists alike think of the River Walk when they think of downtown. Here's how it all got started
By: Steve Spriester, Priscilla Carraman, Henry Keller, William Caldera, Gavin Nesbitt, Myra Arthur, Andrew Wilson
The Alamo, River Walk, San Fernando Cathedral. They are all iconic places that serve as icons of San Antonio and touchstones in the middle of a bustling city. But what is it like to live in the shadow of these tourist hot spots? In this episode of "Know My Neighborhood," we talk to those who live and work in the downtown neighborhood.
By: Valerie Gomez, William Caldera, Justin Horne
Paul Riggs lives a quiet life in eastern Atascosa County. Minus the sound of cattle, there's not much noise. Which is why the cloud-free night of July 19, 2023 was so startling.
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