Brooke Binkowski
Interim News AnchorBrooke Binkowski is professional journalist whose career and interests have taken her to Mexico, Alaska, Europe, North Africa, and South America. She also worked as a freelance border and immigration reporter while finishing her master’s degree in Latin American Studies from the University of California, San Diego, focusing on the culture of the U.S.-Mexico Border and Mexican immigration to Anchorage, Alaska. Brooke covered her first story as a cub reporter in San Diego nearly twenty years ago and didn't look back. She worked for KFQD in Anchorage, CNN in Atlanta, and KNX and Southern California Public Radio in Los Angeles before arriving back in San Diego to finish her degree. She has also reported for NPR, CBS, and the BBC. In addition to journalism and travel, Brooke also likes fencing, playing accordion, taking photos, reading, running, and nearly everything else.
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The national curriculum standards for math and English begin this fall, but the Chula Vista Elementary School District decided to get a jump on the effort.
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San Diego Unified School District will reshuffle employees rather than laying teachers off, to cover a budget shortfall that affects school districts statewide.
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San Diego is famous for Comic-Con, the annual celebration of comic book and geek culture. The rest of the year, San Diego's vibrant comic book scene goes virtually underground, but that could change.
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For some students in San Diego's South Bay, a special alternative high school graduation represents a second chance.
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Patricia Campbell is one of two students of Muir College's 1967 class to participate in the commencement ceremony
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Nearly 1 in 4 children in San Diego County rely on school food programs to get a daily meal, which means when school is out, they go hungry.
- Sweetwater Union moves forward with threatened schedule cuts at Chula Vista High
- Oceanside locks in safe parking site
- San Diego unveils new neighborhood sign for Old Town
- County Supervisors Chair Nora Vargas announces she will not take second term
- The Humane Society is in dire need of fosters. One El Cajon family is stepping up