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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NASA's Perseverance rover is set to land on Mars today.The vehicle launched last July. Its mission includes looking for signs of ancient life and… -
Gov. Gavin Newsom and state legislators have announced an agreement on a $9.6 billion coronavirus relief plan.It includes $600 payments to low-income…
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It is not clear whether CAL.20C might be more deadly than current coronavirus strains.
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Jackie and Shadow lost three eggs in January. Crossing our fingers for their new eggs.
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That's why officials plan to temporarily close Dodger Stadium and the other four non-mobile vaccination sites on Friday and Saturday.
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The fever and drowsiness are responses from your immune system — not the coronavirus.
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Jorge Jarrín has called Dodgers games in Spanish alongside his father for several years.
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Gascón wants to stop seeking prior felony conviction enhancements for things like gun possession, gang membership, and violation of the three strikes law.
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No word yet if the music festivals will be rescheduled later this year.
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Blue Shield of California will soon be in charge of ramping up distribution of COVID-19 vaccines. State officials clearly need the help.
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