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Alexandra Goldberg

(She/Her)
Los Angeles
As seen in: LiveNOW from FOX, Medium, MSN, Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo Sports, Yahoo, WKYC-TV (Cleveland, OH), WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA), WVEC-TV (Norfolk, VA), KUSA-TV (Denver, CO), KXTV-TV (Sacramento, CA) and
Covers:  Politics, conflict, foreign affairs
National News Host @livenowfox — former TV news reporter @WHAS11 — previously @annenbergmedia @sbindynews

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Alexandra Goldberg’s Biography

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I am a student at the University of Southern California in the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. I am obtaining a Master’s of Science in Journalism through an 11-month intensive curriculum giving me the toolbox to write for print, audio and broadcast. I am specializing my practice in broadcast political journalism and international correspondence.

Alexandra Goldberg’s Journalist Portfolio

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New Arizona ruling protects Indigenous voting rights

New Arizona ruling protects Indigenous voting rights

Arizona voters without a standard street address couldn't meet a requirement to register. A new ruling could …

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European Union cash flows will continue to Gaza

European Union cash flows will continue to Gaza

EU's spokesperson sat down for a conversation about the Israel-Hamas conflict.

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Trump's in town: Live updates from the CAGOP Convention

Trump's in town: Live updates from the CAGOP Convention

Trump's keynote speech to open this weekend's California Republican Convention in Anaheim

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Republican presidential debate: Live updates from the Reagan Library

Republican presidential debate: Live updates from the Reagan Library

Seven Republican candidates are facing off for the opportunity to challenge President Biden in 2024.

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Black women continue to stand at the forefront of high maternal death rates in the US

Black women continue to stand at the forefront of high maternal death rates in the US

Unequal access to health care, quality of health care and implicit bias contribute to the high maternal death…

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Welcome to Marzahn, a German neighborhood of the far right

Welcome to Marzahn, a German neighborhood of the far right

BERLIN - Berlin is gritty and urbane, where techno music throbs against the graffitied walls of sex clubs and…

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Articles

JCPS Superintendent addresses questions about cuts doubling, personal drivers, low morale Original

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By Alexandra Goldberg
| WHAS-TV (Louisville, KY) Verified
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — JCPS Superintendent Dr. Brian Yearwood reflected on his reorganization plan to the Rotary Club Thursday, explaining why initial projections of 300 job cuts jumped to 648 eliminated positions — though 273 were added back, bringing the net total close to the original estimate. Yearwood inherited a $188 million budget deficit when he started in July. The district's reorganization is estimated to save $30.8 million.
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Bullitt County cheerleaders win national championship for the first time in decades Original

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By Alexandra Goldberg
| WHAS-TV (Louisville, KY) Verified
MOUNT WASHINGTON, Ky. — The Mount Washington Middle School cheerleaders brought home the gold after winning the Universal Cheerleaders Association (UCA) national championship in Orlando, Fla. this week — it was the school's first trip to nationals in three decades. The 11-member junior high squad from Bullitt County beat out 11 other teams in their division, delivering flawless routines on both days of competition with zero deductions, or mistakes.
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Winter thawing left bumpy roads, and the city is working on it Original

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By Alexandra Goldberg
| WHAS-TV (Louisville, KY) Verified
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Seventy-five Louisville Metro Public Works employees are working around the clock to repair potholes popping up across the county following the city's last snowstorm, adding to the more than 2,500 potholes already patched since January. "Our end goal is to make them as permanent as we can," said Thomas Gordon, Public Works East District Manager.
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Awards

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USC Annenberg Graduate Fellowship Scholarship Recipient

2023

Senator Frank R. Lautenberg Endowed Memorial Scholarship Recipient

2023

Ellen Reid Writing Award Recipient

2023
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