Investigations
Award winning series on SoCalGas using ratepayer money to fight electrification. Earned 3rd place from Best of the West and 1st place from the California News Publishers Association 2024:
SoCalGas fought a key California climate solution for years. It cost customers millions
Features & Enterprise
Chico planned a burn that could have curbed the Park Fire. Here’s why it didn’t get done
California gave Teslas to an isolated farmworker community. Why did they vanish overnight?
Volkswagen spent $800M on California EV charging to atone for Dieselgate. Drivers aren’t happy
Delta pumps likely killed over half a million fish in two decades. This year was extra deadly
Forecasts from 30K feet: Flying with the ‘hurricane hunters’ into California storms
He was called the ‘Darth Vader’ of California water. Farmers want a friendlier face
To cut fossil fuels, California needs power lines fast. Building them takes a decade
A quarter of California homes lacked A/C this heat wave. It could stay that way for years
Gov Newsom said he would give land back to California Native Americans. Has he?
Paper records and steel vaults: Can California water rights enter the digital age?
Breaking News & Scoops
Gavin Newsom has a plan to lower California electricity bills. Here’s what it would do
PG&E ran a TV ad touting its work to underground power lines. Now it wants customers to pay for it
Berkeley settles lawsuit to repeal gas ban, in final blow to dozens of California measures
Gavin Newsom fast-tracks plan to build California’s first new reservoir in decades
California gas prices could spike 50 cents a gallon next year thanks to this climate program
California’s ambitious 2030 climate target faces serious obstacles, regulator acknowledges
This year’s top contributor to California campaigns is an unexpected fossil fuel giant
Oldies but Goodies
Many California farmers have water cut off, but a lucky few are immune to drought rules - LA Times, 2021
With drought worsening, should California have much tougher water restrictions? - LA Times, 2021
Apartment vouchers in hand, some homeless in the Sepulveda Basin are still displaced - Daily News, 2020
A Sepulveda Basin fire left dozens of homeless displaced, but city has little to offer - Daily News, 2019
Homeless people arrive at Tarzana mansion thinking it’s a shelter, but it’s really a prank - Daily News, 2019
‘End of an era’: San Fernando Valley’s last commercial orange grove is up for sale - Daily News, 2019
From LA prosecutor to Trump impeachment probe, Adam Schiff has come ‘full circle’ - Daily News, 2019
Tale of two schools: Separated by just 9 miles, strike’s effects on these LAUSD campuses are far apart - Daily News, 2019
From dental chair to the ring: Meet the dentist who protects Manny Pacquiao’s pearly whites - Daily News, 2019
At a Turkish bathhouse in the West Bank, Palestinian women are reclaiming their time - The Lily, 2018
Audio Reporting
This Ramadan tradition is under threat in Jerusalem - PRI’s The World, 2018
In the West Bank, fixing the car comes with extra challenges - PRI’s The World, 2018
What happens when a Tarzana mansion is falsely tagged as a homeless shelter on Google Maps - KCRW, 2019
Muslim woman breaks century-high glass ceiling as first female judge in Israel’s religious courts - PRI’s The World, 2017
Gaza afloat? Dreams of a seasoned architect - TLV1.fm, 2017
Video reporting
Your guide to the Gaza protests - Haaretz, 2017