Daniela Rodriguez
News ProducerDaniela is a passionate first-generation Latinx poet, videographer, educator, and audio enthusiast. Daniela graduated from The Academy of Art University in San Francisco where she received her Associate's degree in Sound Design for Visual Media. Storytelling and audio have been a haven for Daniela, as they bring her closer to her ancestry. She hopes to share that with the world, whether that is through sound, video, music, or writing. Most importantly, she is passionate about highlighting underrepresented voices and bringing those voices to light. Catch her teaching audio to folks and kids throughout the Bay Area, and learning about audio engineering, or reading in her free time!
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Immigration can be stressful and undocumented immigrants have the added stress of hiding their status. In Oakland, Teatro Jornalero works with day laborers to use theater as a way to express the loss and longing that comes with being undocumented. -
The City of Antioch is being sued by Civil Rights attorney John Burris after the Contra Costa County District Attorney's Office released a 14-page report this past Monday, describing racist and homophobic text messages between at least 23 officers. -
We meet a second-generation vendor whose family has been selling at the Berryess Flea Market for over three decades and is fighting to keep her family's business from closing. -
In San Jose’s 2019 Point-in-Time census of homeless residents, it was projected that by 2024, the number of unsheltered homeless residents would grow to 13,000. -
According to unofficial election results, San Francisco’s Proposition G has overwhelmingly passed. -
Marin County is conducting community meetings to gather information for a new sheriff’s oversight committee -
This is a 2-minute summary of Oakland’s Measure S on the November 8, 2022 ballot. -
This is a 2-minute summary of Oakland’s Measure H on the November 8, 2022 ballot. -
Oakland’s Parker Elementary occupation has ended earlier this month, four months after two moms and their children committed to occupying the campus until it reopened. -
In 2019, Equality California, the country's largest LGBTQ+ rights organization conducted its first School District survey. KALW’s Daniela Rodriguez has more.
