A local news story is available from WOAI News 4, an NBC affiliate. The story originates from the San Antonio area, which includes Terrell Hills. The report mentions James Talarico, who has been highlighting certain issues.
Worker pay and skilled trades are the topics he has been focusing on in San Antonio. For more information on James Talarico's efforts, readers can refer to the original story from WOAI News 4, as details are limited in this brief summary.
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