Pablo Cabrera
Producer, Morning Edition (he/him)
A lot goes on here in Southern California, and part of my job is to help figure out the most important issues that might be of interest to our listeners and readers and find the best way of presenting them.
I shape the daily news we deliver throughout the day with the constant goal of keeping people informed... letting them know what happened, exploring why that happened and look into what may be next.
I was born and raised in Peru but have lived in Southern California since I moved to the U.S., spending a lot of years in the Inland Empire (Upland) where most of my family still lives.
When I'm not at work, I spend my time making music at home and watching the L.A. Clippers and FC Barcelona.
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The Intuit Dome is expected to open for the 2024/25 NBA Season. -
Friday marks the opening day of the interactive multimedia exhibit about the legendary British rock band.
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Church representatives say it’s the duty of parishioners to keep the community safe.
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The state-of-the-art welding lab will increase capacity by 33% and it means students won't have to set up and tear down their stations in the parking lot every day.
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Councilman Mike Bonin accused Sheriff Alex Villanueva of exploiting the homelessness crisis for personal political gain and called the sheriff a roadblock to progress.
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There will be an estimated 64% increase of Memorial Day weekend travelers compared with last year. Yikes.
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An unidentified man was shot by a police officer outside the Olympic Community Police Station in Pico Union.
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Some L.A. residents who've had trouble making rent due to the pandemic can apply for rental assistance beginning on March 30.
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L.A. County health officials say some businesses will be able to open indoors as soon as Monday.
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If everything goes according to plan, humans here on Earth should see more images from the rover by Monday.
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