Emma Murphy is a County government and politics reporter. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, public policy, and legal affairs, with a keen focus on regional interest and world news across North America and Latin America. Emma's work has been featured in notable publications such as Management Today, The Sonoma Index-Tribune, and Yahoo News.
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Emma's coverage spans a wide range of local topics, primarily focusing on government announcements and legal policy regulations. She frequently covers news related to state politics, real estate industry updates, and government & politics in general.
Given her focus on local events and policies, Emma may be receptive to pitches from individuals or organizations with direct involvement in the issues she covers. This could include local politicians, community leaders, or experts with specific knowledge of regional policies.
As Emma focuses mainly on Santa Rosa and California-related news items, she would likely appreciate pitches that are relevant to these areas specifically. For example, stories about Sonoma County's governance decisions or developments within Santa Rosa would align well with her coverage area.
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New laws targeting transgender Oklahomans will have a “devastating impact,” a group advocating for LGBTQ+ rights said.
By: Emma Murphy
Iran has gambled it can afford to push for peace on its terms and also afford to return to war. Credit: AP
OKLAHOMA CITY — Jon Echols is running for attorney general because he wants to continue his public service career that includes 12 years in the state Legislature.
By: Emma Murphy, Martin Espinoza
Sonoma County’s budget is likely to be dominated by the ripples from the One Big Beautiful Bill, or HR, and the $2.9 billion spending plan before the Board of Supervisors this week is the first comprehensive snapshot of just how big a blow …
OKLAHOMA CITY — Jeff Starling believes his private sector experience in agriculture, law enforcement and oil gas would serve him well as Oklahoma's next attorney general.
By: Emma Murphy
Emma Murphy | Oklahoma Voice Political parties should begin adjusting how they report expenditures to Oklahoma candidates in the wake of a U.S.
By: Emma Murphy
OKLAHOMA CITY — In a bid to strengthen care, an Oklahoma agency plans to shift to a privatized model for many of its behavioral and mental health services in some areas of the state.
Oklahoma’s attorney general on Monday unveiled a new attempt to settle a decades-old case with six poultry companies who have been court-ordered to clean up eastern Oklahoma waterways.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma's attorney general on Monday unveiled a new attempt to settle a decades-old case with six poultry companies who have been court-ordered to clean up eastern Oklahoma waterways.
By: Emma Murphy
OKLAHOMA CITY — In a bid to strengthen care, an Oklahoma agency plans to shift to a privatized model for many of its behavioral and mental health services in some
