Natalia Zea
CBS4 Miami
Miami, FL, United States
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Cuban Migrants Who Landed in SOBE Will Be Allowed To Stay
A group of good Samaritans stepped in to help Cuban migrants who came ashore in Miami Beach Monday morning - a sight tourists and residents did not expect. → Read More
CRA Director Touts Accomplishments In Overtown
Historic Overtown is seeing plenty of new development. A trolley tour for the news media, through Overtown Tuesday morning had a singular purpose. To show that the Southeast Overtown/Park West Community Redevelopment Agency or CRA is serving its residents. → Read More
Hialeah Leads Nation In Schools With Lowest Achievement Gaps
The Miami-Dade County School District is celebrating the results of a new national study which measures the academic performance of kids from poor families compared to those in the middle and upper class. → Read More
Easter Bunny Visits Kids At Joe Dimaggio’s Children Hospital
Thanks to volunteers and the Broward Sheriff's Office, kids at Joe Dimaggio's Children Hospital got a visit from the Easter bunny. → Read More
Attorney For Teen Charged With Rabbi’s Murder Asks For More Evidence From State
One day after a judge granted bond to the teenage suspect in the murder of a New York rabbi in Miami Gardens, his attorney was back in court trying to get the State to give up more evidence in the case. → Read More
South Florida Belgians React to Brussels Terror Attacks
Denis Gustin was relieved to find a text from his mother, Danielle, that revealed her plane had departed minutes before the Brussels terror attacks. → Read More
Miami-Dade Commission Approves Police Body Camera Program
The next time you have an encounter with a Miami-Dade Police officer, chances are they'll be wearing a camera. → Read More
For Republicans, Fight For Florida May Come Down To Two-Man Race
Florida Senator Marco Rubio cast his ballot at West Miami City Hall Wednesday, the same small government building where he got his political start in 1998. → Read More
Bush Bows Out After Poor Primary Showing
The campaign office at Jeb Bush's Miami headquarters brought quiet -- no volunteers were making calls, no one handing out yard signs and bumper stickers. → Read More
Woman In Coma After Alleged Attack By Craigslist Roommate
A Miami woman has been put into a coma after she was allegedly attacked by a roommate she found just a week earlier on Craigslist. → Read More
Teen Faces 30 Years After Online Videos Backfire
He was given a second chance at life, but instead a South Florida teen convicted of attempted murder is back in jail. → Read More
FHP Draws Attention To Hit-And-Run Crash Epidemic
Florida Highway Patrol's statistics are more than sobering – they're staggering. → Read More
Abandoned Pup That Went Viral Now Has New Home
It was the picture that sadly stared at hundreds of thousands of social media users. → Read More
Accused Hit-And-Run Driver Speaks To Miami Police
The owner of a Mercedes-Benz that slammed into several people and a parked car early Saturday morning had a very brief meeting with police investigators Monday. → Read More
Protestors Blame State Attorney’s Office For Lack Of Justice
There was a vocal march of more than a dozen mothers of murder victims and activists, and a crowded scene at the front entrance of the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office Thursday morning was designed to send a clear message to the woman in charge on the fourth floor. → Read More
New MDPD Director Talks Major Issues From Gun Violence To Body Cams
Juan Perez now holds one of the most important jobs in South Florida. As the new Miami-Dade Police Director, Perez is charged with protecting more than 2.5 million men, women and children. → Read More
Law Enforcement Arrests 55 In Drugs, Weapons Bust
What began as an investigation into one drug trafficker, led to a wide operation involving federal wiretaps that brought down a large drug and weapons trafficking network that focused on Liberty City. → Read More
Bond Court Judge Receives Scathing Letter From Police Union President
Miami-Dade Bond Court Judge Mindy Glazer has heard plenty of tough talk in her courtroom, but a recent tense encounter came not from the bench, but from a letter, posted on the internet and emailed to her by Miami Police Union President Sgt. Javier Ortiz. → Read More
Exclusive: Surveillance Video Shows Deadly Ambush Inside Convenience Store
A murder rampage broke into the quiet lunch hour on a Tuesday afternoon in a residential Opa-Locka neighborhood. → Read More
Miami Doctor Placed On Leave, Suspended From Uber, After Attacking Driver
A case of bad behavior has ended up as a viral video. A South Florida doctor was caught on camera physically and verbally attacking an Uber driver in the heart of Brickell. → Read More