Katie Honan is a reporter for THE CITY and co-host of the FAQ NYC podcast. She covers themes related to elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a focus on regional interest and world news across North America and Latin America. Katie's work has been featured in various outlets including Bon Appetit, NBC New York, and HuffPost.
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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, Jose Martinez
The nation’s largest commuter railroad slowly came back to life, much to the relief of derailed passengers.
City Council member says tropical birds are meant to soar.
The bird bill's introduction last year ruffled the feathers of pet shop owners around the city, who said it would hurt business and customers.
By: Katie Honan, Claudia Irizarry Aponte
A draft of Speaker Julie Menin's new bill focuses on potential protests at K-12 schools, leaving out universities, museums and other educational settings.
Donning waist-high waders, they take ocean samples to determine if waterways are clean enough for swimming.
☀️ The best of summer, by and for New Yorkers ☀️ Dear New Yorkers, Welcome back to the unofficial start of summer, and our Summer & THE CITY newsletter! Haidee Chu and I will be back each week with the stories of the people who work to make sure you have the best summer ever, […]
Donning waist-high waders, they take ocean samples to determine if waterways are clean enough for swimming.
The mayor has allocated a smaller piece of the city budget to libraries than his predecessor, Eric Adams.
By: Katie Honan
The commission, to be led by campaign advisor Patrick Gaspard, is tasked with making city government more efficient and modern.
☀️ The best of summer, by and for New Yorkers ☀️ Hey New Yorkers, How many of you secretly enjoy playing tour guide when a friend visits town in the summer? I, for one, always jump at the opportunity to accompany friends to tourist sites. There’s just something about their excitement that inspires new perspectives […]
