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Anna Tran

(She/Her)
California
Covers:  News, Features, Photojournalism, Perspective, Editorial Cartoons, Arts & Culture, Narrative Journalism
Scout-minded. Journalist. And never not eating candy— just ask my dentist.

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We belong outdoors: Bay Area groups battle inequity to make nature accessible for all - Local New...

We belong outdoors: Bay Area groups battle inequity to make nature accessible for all - Local New...

Local News Matters — WE BELONG OUTDOORS BAY AREA GROUPS CONFRONT INEQUITY,MAKE NATURE MORE ACCESSIBLE FOR ALL By Anna Tran * Bay City News Breaking through the thick marine

Two Pacifica high school students sue district over alleged sexual assaults by two teachers - Loc...

Two Pacifica high school students sue district over alleged sexual assaults by two teachers - Loc...

Local News Matters — The Jefferson Union High School District in San Mateo County is being sued by a pair of students who allege two teachers sexually assaulted them,

SF breaks ground into third phase of India Basin Waterfront Park project

SF breaks ground into third phase of India Basin Waterfront Park project

KRON-TV (San Francisco, CA) — (BCN) - San Francisco city leaders and community members, including Mayor Daniel Lurie, members of the Recreation and Park Department and other partners, celebrated a groundbreaking Tuesday for the third phase of the India Basin Waterfront Park project in Hunters Point. The San Francisco Recreation and Park Department acquired the property at 900 Innes Ave.

Monterey County officials warn of fake Planning Commission invoicing scam - Local News Matters

Monterey County officials warn of fake Planning Commission invoicing scam - Local News Matters

Local News Matters — A scam involving fake invoices has resurfaced in Monterey County, targeting individuals and businesses involved in projects pending before the county's

Santa Clara County ranch manager charged with animal cruelty in death of horse - Local News Matte...

Santa Clara County ranch manager charged with animal cruelty in death of horse - Local News Matte...

Local News Matters — A manager of a South Bay horse riding ranch was charged for alleged negligence after a horse died from malnutrition and heat stroke, according to the

Historic 'peace boat' tours San Francisco Bay, advocating for a world without nuclear war - Local...

Historic 'peace boat' tours San Francisco Bay, advocating for a world without nuclear war - Local...

Local News Matters — GOLDEN RULE, a 34-foot wooden sailboat, sailed toward the Marshall Islands in 1958 to disrupt American atmospheric nuclear weapons testing. More than six

Grounded in joy and justice, Black Cultural Zone deepens its roots in East Oakland - Local News M...

Grounded in joy and justice, Black Cultural Zone deepens its roots in East Oakland - Local News M...

Local News Matters — ALL SUMMER LONG at Liberation Park, a shared community hub in Oakland, the Black Cultural Zone Community Development Corporation has brought people

'Do your job, or step down': Bay Area Filipinos decry San Francisco consulate - Local News Matter...

'Do your job, or step down': Bay Area Filipinos decry San Francisco consulate - Local News Matter...

Local News Matters — BAY AREA FILIPINO COMMUNITY members and activists rallied this week outside the Philippine Consulate General in San Francisco to protest what they believe

Sun Ra Arkestra descends into four-night stand at SFJazz - Local News Matters

Sun Ra Arkestra descends into four-night stand at SFJazz - Local News Matters

Local News Matters — For decades, American jazz saxophonist Knoel Scott has been honoring Herman "Sonny" Blount, aka Sun Ra, the composer, keyboardist and founder of the

'When we fight, we win': Doctors, nurses, health workers rally against Medicaid cuts - Local News...

'When we fight, we win': Doctors, nurses, health workers rally against Medicaid cuts - Local News...

Local News Matters — DOCTORS, NURSES AND HEALTH CARE workers rallied together in front of Wilma Chan Highland Hospital in Oakland in response to President Donald Trump and

2 Suspects Arrested For Violent Vehicle Burglaries

2 Suspects Arrested For Violent Vehicle Burglaries

SFGate — By Anna Tran

Man Arrested For Alleged Kidnapping, Sexual Assault

Man Arrested For Alleged Kidnapping, Sexual Assault

SFGate — By Anna Tran

'Sinful, filthy, dirty': Pelosi slams Trump's Medicaid cuts in SF talk on health centers

'Sinful, filthy, dirty': Pelosi slams Trump's Medicaid cuts in SF talk on health centers

Piedmont Exedra — Trump's bill could displace 11.8 million Americans from their health care coverage, according to the American Hospital Association.

Youth In Arts' Annual Student Program Heats Up

Youth In Arts' Annual Student Program Heats Up

SFGate — By Anna Tran

'It's up to us': Independence Day protest in San Francisco highlights American agency - Local New...

'It's up to us': Independence Day protest in San Francisco highlights American agency - Local New...

Local News Matters — ANTI-TRUMP ORGANIZERS ACROSS the country held "Free America" protests on Independence Day. In San Francisco, the grassroots group Refuse Fascism organized

Artificial Intelligence And Tech's Ever-Growing Presence In The Lgbtq+ Community

Artificial Intelligence And Tech's Ever-Growing Presence In The Lgbtq+ Community

SFGate — By Anna Tran

OC Heroes Awards Celebrates Everyday Local Heroes

OC Heroes Awards Celebrates Everyday Local Heroes

American Red Cross — The American Red Cross of Orange County hosted its annual awards ceremony at the historic City National Grove of Anaheim on Friday, May 10, 2024. Through the historic City National Grove of Anaheim and beneath the lofty palm trees, the eighth annual American Red Cross Orange County Heroes Awards ceremony filled the venue with good times and high spirits.

Spring 2024 Newsletter

Spring 2024 Newsletter

worldaffairscouncil.org — The World Affairs Council of Orange County Spring 2024 Newsletter featuring event highlights from Gen. David Petraeus, global business expert Ken Lipper, this year's newest French Ambassador to the U.S. Amb. Laurent Bili, our Young Professionals Intercollegiate Network, and more! I built this out via Canva and Illustrator, composed text and gathered text, and worked closely alongside our photographer.

Gala Newsletter 2023

Gala Newsletter 2023

worldaffairscouncil.org — 2023 Gala Newsletter The World Affairs Council of Orange County with keynote speaker LTG Gen. H.R. McMASTER (ret.)

Laura Nguyen Proud Red Crosser for Life

Laura Nguyen Proud Red Crosser for Life

American Red Cross — It is a special occasion when members of the community are graced by the heartfelt efforts provided by American Red Cross volunteers. One such exemplary volunteer, Laura Nguyen, is an embodiment of the strength, connection, and selflessness that defines the Red Cross.

Brazil Succumbs to the Aggressions of Climate Change & Weakened Environmental Protections

Brazil Succumbs to the Aggressions of Climate Change & Weakened Environmental Protections

worldaffairscouncil.org — From the equator and down south to the tropic of Capricorn, Brazil is notable for its diverse and natural physical geography that it offers to the world from its dense wildlife population in the...

Nature of Birds: Curiosity takes flight

Nature of Birds: Curiosity takes flight

The Coast Report — Nature of Birds is one of two field research classes Orange Coast College offers that takes advantage of the biodiversity that exists around Orange County.

CARTOON: Dear COVID-19 notifications: It's not me, it's you

CARTOON: Dear COVID-19 notifications: It's not me, it's you

The Coast Report — The California Department of Public Health released a statement May 11 that the mobile app CA Notify, a digital exposure alert system for California residents that is also a part of the ​​ Association of Public Health Laboratories nationwide server operation, has been turned off since the country's COVID-19 Public Health Emergency ended.

Juggling with 'different ability,' not 'disability'

Juggling with 'different ability,' not 'disability'

The Coast Report — Orange Coast College alumnus Matthew Kenslow is a jack of many trades: 2019 chemistry graduate, avid juggler, math educator, pianist and a commander of the Royal Rangers. Decorated with life accomplishments both inside of school and out, Kenslow was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder at the age of six.
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