Diana Crofts-Pelayo
Newsroom InternDiana recently graduated from San Diego State University with a degree in jounalism and Spanish. She served as a convergence newsroom intern at KPBS, covering and writing for the radio, television, and the web. She is bilingual in Spanish and English. Diana was raised in a Hispanic household, but also studied it extensively in school. In the future she hopes to continue working in television broadcasts news, working as an international correspondent.
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San Diego women’s groups are rejoicing today with a parade celebrating the anniversary of a landmark Constitutional amendment. -
Heavy-duty diesel trucks filling the air with dark smoke were inspected at Otay Mesa before entering Mexico today.
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KPBS Midday EditionThe Caravan For Peace & Justice started its 20 city trek across the U.S. at the international border that separates San Diego & Tijuana. -
On a warm, sunny day with a welcome breeze off the sea, mourners gathered to remember a horrific event: the atomic bomb that was dropped on the Japanese city of Nagasaki 67 years ago. -
Undocumented immigrants applying for permission to remain in the United States under President Obama's new deportation policy should beware of scammers.
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This camp trip is special for foster children, because they are reuniting with their brothers and sisters who are in different foster homes.
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KPBS Midday EditionToday, the Padres formally introduced the team's new owners in a news conference at Petco Park. Members of the O'Malley group offered guarded answers to questions about investing in players.
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- San Diego’s new Pope Francis Center will serve immigrants impacted by Trump deportation campaign
- Strict wildfire safety rules will soon apply to much of urban San Diego
- Medi-Cal pharmacy changes could affect more than 850,000 San Diegans
- San Diegans clean up from flooding as another storm heads this way