Gabriel Gamino
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 15, 2021Johnson & Johnson vaccine pause is testament to caution, ASU expert says
A pause on new vaccines is not uncommon and should instead be taken as a testament to the caution being used by everyone during the COVID-19 vaccine roll out, an Arizona State University expert claimed.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 7, 2021Arizona launches ‘Drive48’ to train people for open manufacturing jobs
Arizona and other entities have partnered to launch a new state-of-the-art facility meant to train Arizonans to fill open manufacturing jobs and help meet industry demand.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 5, 2021Valley travel expert: Book now to avoid increasing prices, limited availability
A Valley travel advisor is recommending people book their vacation early to avoid increasing prices and limited availability as a result of updated travel guidance for those fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 2, 2021Tempe students return to sports safely during COVID-19 pandemic
Sports have returned to Tempe Union High School District and students are remaining safe despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 1, 2021Some call Arizona election bills voter suppression, others argue integrity
Community organizations claim several election-related bills that were introduced into the Arizona Legislature following a turbulent 2020 election would suppress specific voters. Republicans disagree.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 25, 2021Pima County to pay for transportation of asylum seekers to Tucson shelter
Pima County voted Wednesday during an emergency meeting to enter contracts with companies to provide transportation of asylum seekers from Ajo to Tucson’s Casa Alita’s shelter.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 24, 2021Arizona town helpless amid migrant surge declares state of emergency
The town of Gila Bend, just 60 miles southwest of Phoenix, has declared a state of emergency over the influx of asylum-seeking migrants being dropped off in the community.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 22, 2021UArizona professor explains how to help sleep issues from COVID anxiety
Sleeping disorders were worsened by the pandemic so much that a new term was coined to describe sleeping issues brought on by anxiety related to COVID-19 - coronasomnia.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 19, 2021Restaurants and bars had to adapt to survive amid COVID-19 pandemic
Due to closures and continuing restrictions, restaurants and bars across Arizona had to constantly adapt or risk going out of business amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 18, 2021
Doctors urge Arizona Legislature to reject GOP-backed anti-mask bill
Over 130 physicians from across Arizona have signed a letter urging lawmakers to not pass a GOP-backed bill allowing businesses to ignore mask mandates.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 17, 2021Valley doctor cautions against ruining COVID progress during spring holidays
A Valley doctor urged Arizonans not to undo the progress made during the COVID-19 pandemic by failing to follow safety protocols during holidays like spring break and St. Patrick's Day.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 10, 2021
Arizona health experts mixed on CDC guidelines for vaccinated
Arizona health experts have mixed reactions to new guidelines issued Monday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for people fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 8, 2021Arizona expert says COVID could lead to worsened migraines, headaches
An Arizona health expert said worsened migraines or severe headaches could sometimes stick around for weeks and possibly months after overcoming COVID-19.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 1, 2021Phoenix has 9th-highest concentration of same-sex couples, report says
Compared to cities across the country, Phoenix has the ninth-highest concentration of same-sex couples, according to a report by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 26, 2021City of Phoenix to provide COVID-19 vaccine to most vulnerable residents
The city of Phoenix is delivering COVID-19 vaccines to the most vulnerable through a series of community-based vaccination events through May.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 19, 2021Arizona leads country with ‘voter suppression’ bills, institute finds
Arizona leads the country with 19 Republican-proposed bills that would place restrictions on voters, according to the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 15, 2021COVID-19 remains a threat even as metrics improve, expert says
Despite key COVID-19 metrics showing improvement in Arizona, a Valley health expert says it’s not time to let one’s guard down.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 12, 2021FBI warns of online romance scams around Valentine’s Day
In an attempt to raise awareness and prevent broken hearts this Valentine’s Day, the FBI's Phoenix office is warning the public about online romance scams.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 8, 2021Teachers say kids are learning remotely, despite claims from critics
Two Valley teachers claim students are in fact learning through remote teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic, despite claims otherwise.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 5, 2021Web-based app created to provide eviction resources amid COVID-19
The Crisis Response Network released a new web-based app to help Arizonans find detailed eviction prevention guidance amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 3, 2021UArizona researchers increase racism awareness using virtual reality
UArizona researchers are working on a project that would allow people to experience common instances of racism using virtual reality technology.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 1, 2021Thousands of Arizona voters drop Republican affiliation after Capitol riot
Thousands of Arizona GOP voters have switched their party affiliation since Jan. 6, according to data received from Arizona's secretary of state.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 22, 2021Arizona bill aimed at unrest called scare tactic by community organizers
Mass Liberation Arizona said a new bill that seeks harsher punishment for those who do unlawful and violent actions during rioting misses the real issue.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 20, 2021UArizona requiring on-campus students to take 2 weekly COVID tests
The University of Arizona is now requiring students who live on campus to take a COVID-19 test twice a week as spring semester kicks into gear.