Andres Valle is a News Reporter at WXII 12 Triad CW. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a keen emphasis on topics such as real estate development, animal care, and the intersection of culture and society. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including WESH 2 News, KVIA-TV, and SFGate.
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Andres Valle's coverage primarily focuses on local events and announcements in New Mexico, with a strong emphasis on weather-related news and updates. He also covers significant issues such as homelessness and the criminal justice system within the region.
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By: Peyton Headlee
The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office released body cam footage of a July pursuit on Interstate 80 that led to a man getting shot and killed by deputies.
By: Andres Valle
A Sacramento man says he was attacked by four men shouting homophobic and racist slurs while walking in Lavender Heights, leaving him bloodied and shaken.
By: Andres Valle, Kcra Joseph
A Sacramento man said he was left bloodied and injured after four men shouted anti-LGBTQ and racist slurs, chased him and attacked him in the city’s Lavender Heights neighborhood early Sunday.
By: Andres Valle
A fire at the Folsom Boulevard Flea Market destroyed five studios belonging to the Red Barn Collective, wiping out years of work and a gathering place for Sacramento-area artists and musicians.
By: Andres Valle
New federal eligibility rules could cause some Californians to lose CalFresh food assistance after three months if they do not meet work requirements or qualify for an exemption.
By: Andres Valle
A recent attack in Sacramento’s Lavender Heights neighborhood is renewing safety concerns among LGBTQ+ residents ahead of the Rainbow Festival.
By: Andres Valle
A plan to revitalize downtown Suisun City is moving forward after the city transferred three properties to California Forever, the billionaire-backed developer pursuing a much larger project in Solano County.
By: Andres Valle
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The incident marked the second reported assault in the area in less than 10 days and prompted community members to organize volunteer safety patrols while calling for increased security.
By: Andres Valle
Parking at Sacramento International Airport could become more expensive when a new parking garage opens later this year.
By: Andres Valle
After three decades of flowers, friendships and family traditions, Amador Flower Farm is preparing to close its retail nursery Sunday.
