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Andrew Mendez
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Bilingual Digital Editor, KNTV-TV (San Jose, CA)
San Jose
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Biography
Andrew Mendez is a Bilingual Digital editor at NBC Bay Area and Telemundo Area de la Bahía. Previously he was at the Silicon Valley Business Journal as a startup and venture capital reporter. Before that Mendez was at TechCrunch covering health, ventures and startups as a part of the Yahoo Multimedia Reporting Fellowship. Originally from Las Vegas, he started his reporting career at The Nevada Sagebrush. His work can be found in KUNR Public Radio, the Reno Gazette Journal, The Nevada Independent, The Santiago Times, the Los Angeles Times and more.
Health , Development, Technology, Ventures , Unemployment, Startups, Consumerism , Business
alcohol, gambling, politics
Content
By Andrew Mendez Verified| KNTV-TV (San Jose, CA) Verified The Oakland Roots, a United Soccer League team, sold out its home opening game at the Coliseum and officially moved into their new home on Saturday. The club had initially set capacity at 15,000 seats, but due to the high demand, it increased to 24,500 and then to 26,000. "Tonight's match is OFFICIALLY SOLD OUT! No tickets will be available at the box office," the Roots said on its social media platform.
By Scott McGrew Verified, Andrew Mendez Verified| KNTV-TV (San Jose, CA) Verified Dr. Jim Tananbaum, founder and CEO of Foresite Capital, has always had two areas of interest: mathematics and computer algorithms, biology and healthcare. With his passions in mind, he has developed and managed a venture firm with close to $3.5 billion in assets under management. Sand Hill Road Host Scott McGrew spoke with Tananbaum to learn more about how artificial intelligence is fueling developments in healthcare and therapeutics.
By Andrew Mendez Verified| KNTV-TV (San Jose, CA) Verified A fire alarm went off at San Francisco's Chase Center on Saturday as the Golden State Warriors faced off against the Detroit Pistons. The alarm blared several times after the first quarter ended. Fans began moving out of their seats to exist before an announcement was made that it was a “false alarm.”As the alarm rang, a message was immediately displayed in all caps on the arena's scoreboard. "Attention: There has been a fire alarm reported in the building.
Company Info
KNTV-TV (San Jose, CA)