I am a multimedia journalist and freelance magazine writer.
I work as an enterprise reporter at the public radio and TV station KPBS in San Diego.
I also contribute to:
NPR,
and other national and local publications.
Browse through my work using the menu above (and be sure to check out my favorite stories). For links to my other KPBS stories, visit here.
Covering the San Diego mayor’s race for KPBS. (Credit: Nic McVicker)
Increasingly, there are investors looking specifically to help businesses in those areas, with the aim of reversing the cycle of disinvestment.(NPR)
San Diego is one of the top craft brewery locations in the country, but what are breweries to do with tens of thousands of pounds of used up grain? They send it to nearby farms.(NPR)
Sarah Attar ran the 800-meter race, with a time of 2 minutes, 44.95 seconds, coming in dead last in her heat. Still, her history-making run earned her a standing ovation from the crowd.(Marie Claire)
Portland Loos are designed to ease the daunting task of keeping a public restroom safe and clean. They cost about $100,000 each, but cost overruns have made some cities stumble. (NPR)
Some couples gather in shadow wedding ceremonies and vow to mistreat each other until death do them part. (Marie Claire)
How I learned to meditate while I run, and rediscovered my love of running in the process. (Runner's World)
