Bianca Ramirez
Bianca Ramirez is Southern California Public Radio's Broadcast Production Manager for the Operations team. She's also SCPR's designated Chief Operator. Before taking on this role in mid-2018, Bianca was a Producer for LAist's (formerly KPCC) award-winning newsroom, where she lead and directed local newscasts for Morning Edition with late host Steve Julian and All Things Considered with host Nick Roman.
Ramirez grew up in South Los Angeles and still calls the region her home. A first-generation college graduate, she earned a Bachelors of Arts in Broadcast Journalism, and minor in Business Entrepreneurship at Cal State Long Beach in 2008. That same year, she also joined the KPCC team.
Ramirez's favorite quick-getaway destination is Santa Barbara. (She loves that 72-degree-ocean-breeze weather!)
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The Los Angeles Unified School District has an ongoing vaccine program for low-income families that may have barriers to health care -
A new online database is designed to let patients track the progression of their disease before they seek aggressive treatments.
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Some never-before-exhibited photos of the band are at Dilettante Gallery in downtown L.A. The photos are circa '65, when the band was on a U.S. tour.
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Dean O'Malley talks about his 26.2-mile jet pack voyage from Newport Beach to Catalina Island. It took about four hours this weekend.
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Investigators determined Thursday that a brake malfunction caused Knott’s Berry Farm’s WindSeeker ride to abruptly shut down yesterday Wednesday.
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Soccer fans Saturday will get a chance to watch the U.S. Women’s soccer team train at the Home Depot Center in Carson before they take on Australia at the stadium Sunday.
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A British foundation has awarded UCLA’s history department $10 million dollars. The gift from the Arcadia Fund is the largest in the department’s history.
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Investigators have determined a lightning strike sparked the Buck Fire in Riverside County.
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A local expert gives us the lowdown on what promises to be one of the most intense soccer games ever.
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U.S. Bank has offered a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the “Plain Jane Bandit.”
