Amanda Brandeis, KNXV

Amanda Brandeis

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Past:
  • KNXV
  • 10 News San Diego
  • WFTS
  • 6 On Your Side
  • 41 Action News
  • News 5 Cleveland

Past articles by Amanda:

COVID-19 heart clinics treating patients with lingering complications

Patients often experience chest pain, chest tightness, shortness of breath, and irregular heartbeats. → Read More

UCLA dental course addresses barriers faced by deaf patients

Because of cultural and language barriers, people who are deaf or hard of hearing often lack access to efficient communication in the healthcare system. These disparities can lead to misdiagnoses, mistreatment, limited access to care, and poorer outcomes. → Read More

Divided by poverty and prosperity, millions of Americans continue fight for clean water

While most Americans don’t think twice about flushing their toilets or turning on the faucet, thousands wake up every day without these modern conveniences. The hidden divide drains communities of far more than the precious resource. → Read More

Consequences of climate change pose dire threat to Arctic wildlife

Nearly every nation has fallen short in its efforts to cut global emissions. And while world leaders are making new commitments to reduce carbon emissions, scientists say wildlife is already facing the consequences of climate change. → Read More

Anti-violence program equipping active offenders with tools to redirect their lives

Participants who commit to an 18-month fellowship are paired with a mentor who helps them set personalized goals. → Read More

Urgency heightened to protect giant sequoia trees decimated by extreme fires

A century of fire suppression has left forests with dense vegetation, fueling wildfires along with severe heat and drought. → Read More

Unable to fish, lobster tanks remain empty weeks after California oil spill

Fishing in local waters remains at a standstill weeks after a pipeline leaked thousands of gallons of crude oil off the Huntington Beach coast. → Read More

Small businesses left vulnerable to broken supply chain

Goods we rely on are stuck at sea as container ships wait in record numbers to deliver products to U.S. ports. → Read More

COVID-19 'long hauler' recovery programs open across the US

People suffering life-derailing symptoms after recovering from COVID-19 are getting more access to care. But with the cause of post-COVID-19 symptoms still unknown, patient advocates say research lags behind the urgent need for answers. → Read More

Unable to get insurance, homeowners left vulnerable to wildfires

As the intensity and frequency of natural disasters increase, more homeowners are being left uninsured. → Read More

Faced with a pandemic and mom's cancer diagnosis, graduate walks across stage for diploma

For the first time since the pandemic, graduates are walking across a stage to receive their diploma. → Read More

Businesses reliant on travelers start to rebound as the travel industry recovers

Sunday marked the first time TSA screenings topped 1.8 million since the start of the pandemic. → Read More

Some aspiring business owners are thinking twice before taking out loans

Rather than taking on debt, they hope non-traditional options can help fund their dreams. → Read More

Los Angeles Unified offering free online tutoring to get students back on track

Some school districts are getting creative to offer tutoring and support for their students this summer. → Read More

Small business 'roommates' helping owners slash expenses during pandemic

With a long economic recovery ahead, business owners are getting creative to stay afloat, finding ways to slash expenses by more than half. → Read More

Community pivots during pandemic to help restaurants survive

Familiar with hardship dating back decades, San Diego's Little Italy district is once again showing its resilience during the pandemic. → Read More

More than 1.5 billion masks believed to have entered oceans in 2020

For months we’ve seen face masks in places they shouldn’t be: storm drains, streets, beaches, and parks. Now we’re learning just how many could be flooding our oceans. → Read More

Beyond PTSD and TBI, the mental health challenges some veterans battle in silence

When talking about veteran mental health, much of the conversation is centered on post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI). While both are widespread and debilitating, the mental health-related challenges veterans face go beyond these conditions. → Read More

Female veterans face unique transition challenges after serving

Women make up roughly 10 percent of our nation’s veterans and face different challenges when reintegrating back into society after serving. → Read More

Emergency efforts underway to help college foster youth displaced due to COVID-19

When college students were forced out of dorms, some without family or a permanent home didn’t have anywhere to go. → Read More