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Paris Barraza
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Reporter, The Desert Sun (Palm Springs, CA)
Rancho Cucamonga
Beats
Biography
Paris Barraza is a published author with work in the Daily Forty-Niner, DIG MAG LB, Chaffey Review, The Breeze Paper and the Baseline Magazine. After frightening her parents by sharing her hopes to be a foreign correspondent, Paris has since found a passion in local reporting. She hopes to continue working at the community level telling feature stories, profiles and breaking news. Paris has an Associate Degree in Journalism from Chaffey Community College and is a current student at California State University Long Beach set to graduate in May 2021.
News , Lifestyle , Arts , Entertainment
Content
By Andre Byik Verified, Paris Barraza Verified| Kitsap Sun Verified Morning commuters may be having a quiet start to their morning on April 16 as Spotify appears to be down for users in Washington state and across the United States. Spotify users took to social media early morning to report issues with the audio streaming service. “We’re aware of some issues right now and are checking them out!” Spotify Status’ post on X read. Reports that the outage was a security hack are false, the company added.
By Paris Barraza Verified| Victorville Daily Press Verified About Your PrivacyClicking on the "Reject All" Button retains the default setting of only strictly necessary cookies. We and our 183 partners store and access personal data, like browsing data or unique identifiers, on your device. Selecting Accept All enables tracking technologies to support the purposes shown under we and our partners process data to provide. Selecting Reject All or withdrawing your consent will disable them.
By Paris Barraza Verified| The Desert Sun (Palm Springs, CA) Verified Dozens of state attorneys general, including California, are calling for Congress to end a practice they say has "exacerbated the problem of manipulated prices and unavailability of certain prescription medications." The 39 attorneys generals, which includes those representing United States territories and the District of Columbia, urge Congress to pass an act prohibiting pharmacy benefit managers, their parent companies or affiliates from owning or operating pharmacies, according to a letter...
Company Info
The Desert Sun (Palm Springs, CA)
Palm Springs, California, United States
'+1 801-263-2100