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Alexandra Martinez

Alexandra Martinez

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Senior News Reporter, Prism

Miami

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Total articles 864

  • Miami Beach looks to shutter Bikini Hostel for housing homeless residents

    By Alexandra Martinez Verified|PrismVerifiedFor over a year, Angela Lovingood slept on the streets of Miami, unable to secure a shelter bed. But when the Bikini Hostel on West Avenue in Miami Beach opened its doors to people experiencing homelessness last November, she finally found a place to stay. Now, the hostel is home to more than 100 individuals who were once unsheltered, but city officials are pushing to shut it down, citing concerns over public safety and its operation as an unofficial homeless shelter.

    By Alexandra Martinez Verified · Prism

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Legal victory grants relief to 350,000 TPS holders across U.S.

    By Alexandra Martinez Verified|PrismVerifiedA crucial court ruling on Temporary Protected Status (TPS) has brought a wave of relief to nearly 350,000 families in the U.S., ensuring that they will continue to have protection from deportation and the ability to work legally in the country. The decision follows a contentious legal battle that brought together community advocates, legal experts, and plaintiffs who fought to continue TPS, a humanitarian program benefiting individuals from countries ravaged by violence, disaster, or war.

    By Alexandra Martinez Verified · Prism

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Miami Beach looks to shutter Bikini Hostel for housing homeless residents

    By Alexandra Martinez Verified|PrismVerifiedFor over a year, Angela Lovingood slept on the streets of Miami, unable to secure a shelter bed. But when the Bikini Hostel on West Avenue in Miami Beach opened its doors to people experiencing homelessness last November, she finally found a place to stay. Now, the hostel is home to more than 100 individuals who were once unsheltered, but city officials are pushing to shut it down, citing concerns over public safety and its operation as an unofficial homeless shelter.

    By Alexandra Martinez Verified · Prism

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Prism

Prism is an award-winning, POC-led, independent, nonprofit news outlet, reporting from the ground up and at the intersections of injustice. Follow us on social media @prismreports on all platforms.

Oakland, California, United States

Founded: 2019