Kate Murphy is a Reporter at various outlets including WSB-TV and Yahoo News. She covers a diverse range of themes including sports, aviation and aerospace, real estate, and entertainment, often focusing on topics such as the housing market, NASA, and celebrity news. Kate's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Axios, The Fresno Bee, and The Charlotte Observer.
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San Diego, United States (Local)
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Kate Murphy's coverage spans a variety of local topics, with an emphasis on government and politics, education, sports, and house & home. Her recent work includes articles about winter storms impacting the US, women's soccer in San Diego Wave, and issues related to Boeing 737 Max 9 planes.
For outreach purposes:
1. If you have expertise or insights on local government policies or educational developments in San Diego or California that may impact residents' quality of life.
2. For individuals involved in women's soccer initiatives within San Diego Wave specifically.
3. Stakeholders with relevant information regarding Boeing 737 Max 9 incidents from a technical or regulatory perspective would be appropriate sources for Kate’s coverage.
Given her focus on local events and institutions specific to California and San Diego, targeted pitches should highlight their relevance to these areas.
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Drones will soon drop off groceries, electronics and other products in your driveway.
We asked our readers how they're building community here in San Diego after we shared new national data showing Americans aren't talking with their neighbors much anymore.
I found a new spot to get mocktails that are more than just juice.
By: Kate Murphy
The test mission in Earth's low orbit is a stepping stone to ultimately return humans to the lunar surface.
Drones could start dropping off Walmart packages in New Orleans later this year.
It's part of a larger plan to expand service to seven new metro areas.
The outrageous, deep-fried foods to eat, concerts to see and deals to save money.
Fans brought laptops, joined meetings and watched a Tatis walkoff at the ballpark.
There's a new shortcut through security lines in Terminal 2 for Clear+ members.
By: Esteban L. Hernandez, Kate Murphy
The FIFA World Cup starts today, kicking off a month of emotional sports moments you won't want to miss.
