Andrea Perdomo-Hernandez is a transportation reporter for WBUR.
Previously, she was a freelance producer for WBUR’s Radio Boston.
Perdomo-Hernandez is from South Florida, where she was a reporter for public radio stations in Miami and Fort Myers. She also produced for regional and statewide public affairs programs. She has won regional and national awards for her reporting on the environment and migrant communities.
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MBTA says it will cost $80 for a commuter rail ticket to the World Cup
Commuter rail tickets for the first five World Cup matches go on sale Wednesday. The roundtrip tickets are priced at $50 more than they were for the friendly match in...
MBTA has smooth test run of event trains ahead of the World Cup
Soccer fans reported a smooth ride on MBTA to Gillette Stadium for Thursday's friendly match between France and Brazil. The match acted as a small trial run for the transit...
Mass. launches online hub for World Cup information
Massachusetts has launched a website with information about the FIFA Men’s World Cup matches the state will host this summer.
Wu defends 'consensus' approach to street projects following City Council pushback
After weeks of sharp criticism from city councilors and transit advocates over a slowdown in street infrastructure projects during her second term, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is defending her approach,...
Mass. gets $46 million in federal funds for the World Cup
Massachusetts has been waiting for the funds pledged by the government to support World Cup planning efforts, three months shy of the start of the men's soccer tournament.
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After weeks of brinksmanship, Foxborough approves crucial World Cup license
The last hurdle has been cleared for Gillette Stadium to host the FIFA Men's World Cup matches this summer. The Foxborough select board has approved an entertainment license for the...
How the Foxborough World Cup deal finally came together
Massachusetts was on the brink of becoming a global laughingstock — with politicians, sports executives and town officials unable to come to an agreement over $7.8 million in security costs,...
Kraft Group says it has reached World Cup deal with Foxborough ahead of deadline
The announcement comes after weeks of wrangling and at times bitter disagreement between the parties and Foxborough's select board over nearly $8 million in security costs the town says it...
Foxborough town officials deny there's a deal in place over World Cup security costs
Boston's FIFA World Cup organizing committee offers financial assurances to Foxborough select board for security costs for hosting the soccer tournament this summer, in hopes the board will approve an...
Foxborough still won't license World Cup yet, even after funding promise
The fate of the Foxborough entertainment license that will allow FIFA men’s world cup games to be played at Gillette stadium this summer is still up in the air. Funding...