Vanessa Arredondo
@vannana.bsky.social
Education reporter @ Berkeleyside. California-based Latina journalist. UCB local news fellow. 818.
Reposted by Vanessa Arredondo
Teen activists and neighborhood groups are leading the resistance against ICE in the San Fernando Valley.
Immigration enforcement agents keep raiding the same Home Depot in Van Nuys, so the community keeps showing up — and it’s working.
lapublicpress.org/2025/07/teen...
Immigration enforcement agents keep raiding the same Home Depot in Van Nuys, so the community keeps showing up — and it’s working.
lapublicpress.org/2025/07/teen...
Teen activists and neighborhood groups are leading the resistance against ICE in the San Fernando Valley
Immigration enforcement agents keep raiding the same Home Depot in Van Nuys, so the community keeps showing up — and it's working.
lapublicpress.org
July 18, 2025 at 10:53 PM
Teen activists and neighborhood groups are leading the resistance against ICE in the San Fernando Valley.
Immigration enforcement agents keep raiding the same Home Depot in Van Nuys, so the community keeps showing up — and it’s working.
lapublicpress.org/2025/07/teen...
Immigration enforcement agents keep raiding the same Home Depot in Van Nuys, so the community keeps showing up — and it’s working.
lapublicpress.org/2025/07/teen...
Reposted by Vanessa Arredondo
Always good to see one of my former interns, in this case
@vannana.bsky.social, covering big stories, especially in LA's massive yet often overlooked San Fernando Valley.
@vannana.bsky.social, covering big stories, especially in LA's massive yet often overlooked San Fernando Valley.
Teen activists and neighborhood groups are leading the resistance against ICE in the San Fernando Valley
Immigration enforcement agents keep raiding the same Home Depot in Van Nuys, so the community keeps showing up — and it's working.
lapublicpress.org
July 21, 2025 at 7:20 PM
Always good to see one of my former interns, in this case
@vannana.bsky.social, covering big stories, especially in LA's massive yet often overlooked San Fernando Valley.
@vannana.bsky.social, covering big stories, especially in LA's massive yet often overlooked San Fernando Valley.
Reposted by Vanessa Arredondo
These LA undocumented drivers helped build Uber and Lyft. Now they’re being left behind.
While LA boasts the nation’s largest rideshare market, the immigrant drivers who helped build it are increasingly banned from earning a living through the apps they made successful.
While LA boasts the nation’s largest rideshare market, the immigrant drivers who helped build it are increasingly banned from earning a living through the apps they made successful.
These LA undocumented drivers helped build Uber and Lyft. Now they’re being left behind
While Los Angeles boasts the nation's largest rideshare market, the immigrant drivers who helped build it are increasingly banned from earning a living through the apps they made successful.
lapublicpress.org
May 30, 2025 at 4:55 PM
These LA undocumented drivers helped build Uber and Lyft. Now they’re being left behind.
While LA boasts the nation’s largest rideshare market, the immigrant drivers who helped build it are increasingly banned from earning a living through the apps they made successful.
While LA boasts the nation’s largest rideshare market, the immigrant drivers who helped build it are increasingly banned from earning a living through the apps they made successful.