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Salvador Rivera

Salvador Rivera

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Reporter, KSWB-TV (San Diego, CA)

San Diego

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Finance, Real estate, Technology, Health Care, Legal

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Total articles 27172

  • Tariffs hurting investment, income, salaries in Baja, customs broker says

    By Jillian Lauren, Salvador Rivera Verified| WWTI-TV (Watertown, NY) Verified SAN DIEGO (Border Report) — In the time since the Trump tariffs were implemented last week, business leaders, customs brokers and truckers along the border say they have seen investment, salaries, and their income diminish. Drivers like Aurelio, say his trips across the border have fallen anywhere from 50 to 60 percent. “It’s been a hard hit to take, most of us work on commission, so it’s hurting us.”Aurelio and others blame the tariffs for their profits taking a hit.

    By Jillian Lauren, Salvador Rivera Verified · WWTI-TV (Watertown, NY)

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • DHS waives environmental laws to quickly fill gaps in California's border barriers

    By Salvador Rivera Verified| NewsNation Verified SAN DIEGO ( Border Report) - The Department of Homeland Security has waived numerous environmental laws and regulations to fast-track border-wall construction at three points along the border in the San Diego Sector.

    By Salvador Rivera Verified · NewsNation

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Tariffs hurting investment, income, salaries in Baja, customs broker says

    By Jillian Lauren, Salvador Rivera Verified| WWTI-TV (Watertown, NY) Verified SAN DIEGO (Border Report) — In the time since the Trump tariffs were implemented last week, business leaders, customs brokers and truckers along the border say they have seen investment, salaries, and their income diminish. Drivers like Aurelio, say his trips across the border have fallen anywhere from 50 to 60 percent. “It’s been a hard hit to take, most of us work on commission, so it’s hurting us.”Aurelio and others blame the tariffs for their profits taking a hit.

    By Jillian Lauren, Salvador Rivera Verified · WWTI-TV (Watertown, NY)

    Apr. 10, 2025

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KSWB-TV (San Diego, CA)