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Saint Paul, San Diego
As seen in: KPBS-TV (San Diego, CA), Holistic Women's Health, The Washington Post, Here & Now Anytime, NPR, Flipboard, The Seattle Times, The Sacramento Bee, California Love, EIN News, San Luis Obispo Tribune and
Covers:  Environment, Race, Climate, Science, Equity
@KPBS staff reporter covering South Bay San Diego & the Imperial Valley. Former @calocalnews fellow. 🌁🇯🇵

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Kori is an audio reporter, producer and photographer studying in Saint Paul. He aspires to tell stories about people, justice and the environment.

Right now, Kori is the Media editor of The Mac Weekly. His work has been recognized by VisualMN and the Associated College Press.

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Imperial Valley residents, has your power gone out recently? KPBS wants to hear from you

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By Kori Suzuki Verified
| KPBS-TV (San Diego, CA) Verified
Temperatures in the Imperial Valley are hitting triple digits this month. And of course, that means turning on the fans, cranking up the AC or figuring out other ways to stay cool. But more people using electricity equals more strain on the power grid. That can cause the power to cut out — or force utilities to intentionally shut it off. KPBS wants to hear from Imperial Valley residents who have experienced power outages, this summer or in past years. How many outages have you experienced?
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California lawmakers weigh ending charity tax break for Imperial County ICE detention center

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By Kori Suzuki Verified
| KPBS-TV (San Diego, CA) Verified
For close to a decade, a federal immigrant detention center in Imperial County has avoided paying a large share of its property taxes through an exemption typically reserved for charities. A KPBS investigation uncovered the unusual arrangement in May.
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How Navy sailors and their families built the foundations of San Diego’s Filipino community

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By Kori Suzuki Verified, Elaine Alfaro
| KPBS-TV (San Diego, CA) Verified
Part four of a four-part series. Read parts one, two and three. When he was young, Julio Peralta learned how to fish. He would walk to the river to look for tilapia, snakehead and sparkling gourami — a quick way to put food on the table. Peralta grew up during the 1950s in Mapandan, a small town in the Philippines. His parents planted rice and peanuts, crops their lives depended on.
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