Katrina Schwartz

@BucheliMino @rwcpulse @KALW @LAist Congrats, SEB!!

- Freelanced TikTok video edits for NYT - Filed a few stories for NPR - Interviewed No Vacation for KQED -Freelanced for @rwcpulse @KALW and @LAist - And now I’m full time reporter for a local paper in Half Moon Bay 🗞️

A year before the 2024 election, here's how conservative groups in the South Bay are hoping to build political power on local school boards. on @TheBayKQED w/ @NotoriousECG kqed.org/news/11966693/…

Hey Bay Area — cases of #mpox (formerly known as monkeypox) are rising again locally and statewide. The vaccine is free, supply is good & while it won’t 100% stop you getting infected it DOES reduce those chances — and lessen the (often super painful) symptoms. Get all 2 doses!

Today, taxi drivers — many of whom are immigrants and people of color — are still awaiting relief to pay off loans for their taxi medallions that the city sold to 100s of drivers starting in 2010. At the same time, another threat to SF’s cab business looms: robotaxis. @KQEDnews

Looking to up your audio storytelling skills? Apply to be an intern with The California Report Magazine at @KQED! kqed.applytojob.com/apply/irbInZwg…

"Time and again, nobody was clear with me," Lori said. One-on-one, in the exam room, what a doctor says – and doesn’t say – can affect the care you receive. Tune in to today's #TheCaliforniaReport on @KQED, 88.5 FM in SF at 6:30 pm, or listen here: kqed.org/news/11951879/…

I'd always wondered about the people fishing off Highway 101 near Brisbane. Being next to an 8-lane highway doesn't look remotely peaceful! @Kschwart got the low-down on this hot fishing spot, and much more in this week's #BayCurious episode. kqed.org/news/11944369/…

Calling all Bay Curious fans 📣 Olivia Allen-Price (@oallenprice), the show's senior editor & host, and Katrina Schwartz (@Kschwart), the editor & producer, sat down to chew on your questions and share some big news about something exciting coming in 2023! kqed.org/news/11935285/…

Since @PointReyesNPS was established in 1962, it's been a lot of things to a lot of people: a homeland, a beloved park, critical habitat, and grazing land. But resources are getting tight and something's gotta give. @Kschwart explains the conflict: kqed.org/news/11936802/…

An honorable mention is @kqedbaycurious for Creative Community Award for two of their multi-faceted reporting project. First one being Remembering Russell City: A Thriving East Bay Town Razed by Racist Government kqed.org/news/11922175/… by @Kschwart

The second honorable mention for @kqedbaycurious for Creative Community Award was for their YOUTH takeover created by local students. Check out the article Colorways, Hypebeasts and Influencers: Bay Area Teens Talk Sneakerhead Culture kqed.org/news/11912205/… @Kschwart

Fascinating! This probably applies to the house I grew up in, in the Richmond District, which is technically an Edwardian, but still built during a largely pre-car era.

@ArianaProehl Another community where Black wealth was wiped out — Russell City. Now part of Hayward. Black residents got pennies for their land via eminent domain. Homes were burned down. Then the city built highly valuable office space. By @SpenceWhitney @Kschwart kqed.org/news/11922175/…

Wow. This scene at @aids_memorial does look quite beautiful. On #WorldAIDSDay2022 The story of the creation of the AIDS Memorial Grove at @GoldenGatePark from @Pemberly and @kqedbaycurious... At 6:22 and 8:22 AM on @KQED @KQEDNews 📻 KQED.org ▶️

❔ Is the BART map a mistake? It goes so few places! ❔ Will BART ever circumnavigate the Bay? ❔ Why don’t we build more new BART lines? @danbrekke answers these questions and more on @kqedbaycurious kqed.org/news/11932690/…

Such an honor to share the stories of folks from Russell City.

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