En resumen En respuesta a las quejas sobre la falta de vivienda, Riverside está aumentando la seguridad en sus parques. El departamento de policía asignará agentes no juramentados, conocidos como especialistas, para ayudar a las personas sin hogar a acceder a los servicios de salud mental. El programa costará $ 2.4 millones el primer año y $ […]
Author Archives: Genesis Chavez-Caro
Genesis Chavez-Caro covers poverty and opportunity in the Inland Empire, an area encompassing Riverside and San Bernardino counties east of Los Angeles, for the California Divide project, a statewide media collaboration on this topic. She is a former editor and columnist for Spanish-language publication El Aviso Magazine, where she focused on topics regarding Latino millennial trends and interests. Previously, she was a reporter for the nonprofit organization Gladeo, where her reporting provided low-income high school students the resources they need to make informed career choices. Chavez-Caro was also a reporter for bilingual newspaper El Tecolote, covering San Francisco’s historic Mission District and its ever-changing cultural climate. She has a bachelor’s degree in Journalism with a minor in Race and Resistance Studies from San Francisco State University. Her hometown is Huntington Park, California.
