Suzanne Gamboa is a reporter at NBC News. Based in San Antonio, she covers a range of topics including politics, immigration, race, demographics, and culture, with a particular focus on issues affecting Latinos and major breaking news in Texas. Suzanne's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, CNBC, and NBC DFW, among others.
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Suzanne Gamboa's coverage primarily revolves around politics, immigration, and issues affecting the Latino community. She often covers evolving stories, government announcements, legal policy regulation, and cites data in her articles.
Given her focus on the Latino community and immigration issues within the political landscape, she is likely to be interested in pitches that offer insights from experts or individuals directly involved in these topics. This could include advocates for immigrant rights, politicians with a focus on Latino communities or those working on discrimination-related policies.
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By: Suzanne Gamboa, Dennis Romero, Tangni Noriega
Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a 51-year-old father of three, was killed by ICE during a traffic stop in Texas in early July. A family attorney said a substance alleged to be drugs was salt to combat the heat.
By: Suzanne Gamboa
A 23-year-old was shot and killed by an ICE agent in March 2025. Since then, four others have been fatally shot by immigration agents while in their cars.
By: Suzanne Gamboa
The Trump administration says it's doing road repair ahead of border security-related work at the national park, but locals say there are few illegal crossings in the remote cliffs and canyons.
By: Suzanne Gamboa
The government hasn't shared full plans for the possible closings in California and Chicago, where historical records on immigration, land rights and more are housed.
By: Suzanne Gamboa
Stripping the contracts of experienced lawyers is dismantling vulnerable children's safety net, critics say, increasing their chances for deportation.
Entertainers and celebrities reflected on Parton's creative talent, while fans and everyday people recounted how her philanthropic generosity touched their lives.
By: Suzanne Gamboa
Reflecting the magnitude of her influence and impact, Dolly Parton’s death drew immediate tributes from across industries, genres, generations, places and
By: Suzanne Gamboa, Selina Guevara Phil Helsel, Emanuella Grinberg, Shaquille Brewster
The suspect, Carlton Neal Johnson II, had been fighting eviction from the Shoreline Plaza apartments before the shooting, court documents showed.
Julie Hanway Molina, 56, of Orange County, California, is accused of diverting the funds to pay for her home mortgage, credit card bills and other personal expenses.
By: Suzanne Gamboa
The Conserve Big Bend coalition says the administration is using its power to build a wall in the most remote and ecologically significant lands, and with very few border crossings.
