Katie Honan is a Senior Reporter with a focus on local news in New York City. She has written for various publications including THE CITY NY, 420 Magazine, COLORADO HIGH SCHOOL PROMISE, Bon Appetit, Documented, and Queens Chronicle. Katie's articles cover a range of topics including politics, budget cuts, wildlife, and investigations into government officials.
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Katie Honan has a strong focus on local government and politics, particularly in New York City. She frequently covers announcements from city officials, as well as evolving political stories within the city. Therefore, she is most likely to be interested in pitches related to city politics, Mayor Eric Adams' initiatives or controversies, budget cuts affecting public services, law enforcement policies and investigations.
Given her coverage attributes and topics covered, Katie would be receptive to sources who can provide insider knowledge of New York City's political landscape or those directly impacted by policy changes. Pitches should offer unique insights into local government decision-making processes or perspectives from affected communities.
When reaching out to Katie Honan for potential coverage opportunities or expert commentary requests related to her recent articles/themes covered such as upcoming elections in New York City may also pique her interest.
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By: Katie Honan, Melanie Marich
How much do they cost? When do you have to start using them? And what should you do with obsolete bins?
By: Rachel Kahn, Jonathan Custodio, Samantha Maldonado, Katie Honan, Haidee Chu
Despite long lines at scattered polling stations, turnout in NYC is high, with voters eagerly casting their ballots after a hard-fought race between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris.
By: Katie Honan
An amendment to the state constitution to protect abortion and civil rights passed, as did most of the City Charter changes proposed by the mayor.
By: Katie Honan
Amendment protecting abortion and civil rights passes along with key City Charter proposals from Mayor Adams
The president elect has promised mass deportations, but New York is still a sanctuary city and officials said they don't want to stir anxieties.
By: George Joseph, Katie Honan, Yoav Gonen, Alyssa Katz
Seeking $362,000 in matching funds, the Adams campaign reported 231 small donors, linked to a party costing less than $500. The reality was caviar and cognac with a host whose mall was later raided by the FBI.
Msgr. Jamie Gigantiello bumped from running Williamsburg parish following probe on cash transfers to firms of ex-City Hall chief of staff Frank Carone. A scandalous Sabrina Carpenter video shoot didn't help.
Weihong Hu's Mayflower Howard Johnson Hotel, paid by the city to house formerly incarcerated people, is the subject of a federal search warrant.
At what was expected to be a fairly routine briefing on tweaks to city spending, the mayor announced Jessica Tisch would be getting her third commissionership.
By: Katie Honan
At least one major organization has had to shutter, while others are preparing to scale back work and staff because of snowballing financial issues.
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