Megan Myscofski is a reporter based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She writes for KUNM-FM and KUNM.ORG, focusing on local news stories that impact the community. Her work has also been featured in Marketplace by APM, Arizona Public Media, Albuquerque Journal, Durango Herald, and NPR.
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Megan’s reporting is heavily focused on local government and politics, particularly in New Mexico and Albuquerque. She covers a range of topics including public health, homelessness, and juvenile justice. Those with expertise or firsthand experience related to these issues in the specified geographic area are likely to find receptive audience when reaching out to Megan.
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By: Megan Myscofski
The bill is meant to streamline the process for Skilled Nursing Facilities to begin offering treatment.
The governor signed two bills meant to help more people get — and stay in housing.
By: Megan Myscofski
The bill brings down restitution fines for minors. Advocates say these fines are hard to pay, especially for kids.
A few gun bills have made their way out of the California Legislature and to the Governor.
By: Megan Myscofski
The move comes two years after the U.S. Supreme Court says affirmative action is unconstitutional.
By: Megan Myscofski
The California Legislature moved to open down payment assistance programs to people who are undocumented but meet mortgage requirements.
By: Megan Myscofski
The California Legislature passed a bill that seeks to help boost pre-registration numbers among teens.
By: Megan Myscofski
The November ballot measure would ban involuntary labor in state prisons.
The lawsuit is part of the Newsom Administration’s push to go after local governments that delay or deny affordable housing projects. The city must pay attorney fees and increase reporting on housing proposals.
The bill rounds out a package targeted at curbing retail and property theft.
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