Wendy Reyes
News Producer(she/her/ella) I am a Mexican-american multi-media artist and activist. As a social justice advocate I strive to inform others about social issues and current events in order to promote healthy and just shifts in our society. I aim to use my knowledge, passion, and skills to face challenges with a creative and solution-based mentality.
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The culture of American tattooing has shifted over the last couple of decades. It’s gone from subculture to pop culture. -
How can a lawyer’s background – or their attention to their clients’ culture – impact their ability to serve? -
After seven days of striking, Oakland Unified School District leaders and the Oakland Educators Association reached a tentative agreement on a new contract. -
A warm week is upon us and some of us may choose to cool down by a body of water, but what does this mean for river-goers near a melting snowpack? -
On Friday night, some Monterey County towns began experiencing flooding caused by a levee breach in the Pajaro River. -
A doula is a person who provides emotional, physical or spiritual support at some sort of life transition. You may have heard of a birth doula, a professional who supports a pregnant person before, during, and after labor. Maybe you’ve heard of a death doula, who helps a dying person and their family with that process. -
San Francisco Bayview’s newest Black-owned ice cream shop plans to add a recording studio in the near future. -
UC academic workers are entering the fourth week of the largest higher education strike in US history. -
San Francisco’s first north-south subway had its grand opening two weekends ago. Here is what you need to know about the new Central Subway. -
San Francisco has seen a decline in the total number of unhoused people in the last three years, and for one district, that number has decreased significantly.
