Mariel Mallare Jimenez
Audio Academy Fellow, Summer '23Marie Lorraine Mallare-Jimenez is a former news anchor of Filipino-American Report, a local news program in the SF bay area, Hawaii and Guam during the mid to late1990s. In 2016, she was a visiting professor at SJDC, Radio & TV department, and produced "Stockton 360 News Magazine", a 5:30 pm drive show. Currently, she is a professor at Sacramento State University's Ethnic Studies Program with a specialization in Asian American Studies. She has over 25+ years of teaching in academia.
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The San Jose school board approved a resolution to support LGBTQ faculty, staff and students. -
Santa Clara County approved a pilot program to provide a guaranteed basic income to about 100 residents, who have been impacted by the criminal justice system. -
Inmates at San Francisco County Jail are suing the San Francisco Sheriff’s office for lack of access to sunlight and outside activities. -
The number of ghost guns seized in California has increased dramatically every year since 2016, according to a recent report released by the California Attorney General's office. -
Before Summer ends, San Francisco Mayor London Breed’s office is bringing a carnival to the city’s struggling Civic Center neighborhood. -
Towing vehicles that have accrued unpaid parking tickets without a warrant -- a common practice in San Francisco -- was ruled unconstitutional by the state’s appellate court. -
Almost a quarter-million Californians have been dropped from medical coverage, following a State review. -
Golden Gate Fields — Northern California’s only horse racing track — will close at the end of this year. -
A recall in the East Bay for Alameda County's District Attorney Pamela Price is underway. -
Inmates released by California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation will no longer be transferred to the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, also known as ICE.
