Zoe Morgan is an Editor and Audience Lead at the Mountain View Voice. With a strong background in covering local schools, youth, and families, she also focuses on themes such as climate change, the environment, and real estate. Zoe has been featured in several publications including the Palo Alto Weekly, AlmanacNews, and San José Spotlight.
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Mountain View, United States (Local)
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Zoe Morgan's focus on local government announcements and community events in Mountain View suggests she would be interested in pitches related to local politics, education, and community happenings within the area. If you have insights into upcoming policy changes, educational programs, or impactful community events taking place in Mountain View or nearby areas, she may be receptive to your pitch.
Given that her coverage attributes lean heavily towards government announcement coverage (47%), it is clear that Zoe pays close attention to official statements and developments from local authorities. Therefore, if you have insider knowledge of forthcoming governmental plans or announcements affecting Mountain View residents directly, this could be a strong angle for your pitch.
Considering the predominantly local nature of Zoe's coverage focus on Mountain View specifically but also including broader California topics at times), ensure any pitched stories are relevant to these geographic areas.
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By: Zoe Morgan, Emily Margaretten
A worker mans a road closure along State Street in downtown Los Altos. Photo by Emma Montalbano.
By: Zoe Morgan, Veronica Weber
Voters to weigh in on assessor, county sales tax, statewide redistricting effort
By: Zoe Morgan, Emily Margaretten
The traffic signal went out at the intersection of El Camino Real, State Highway 237 and Grant Road in Mountain View Tuesday morning.
A three-alarm blaze broke out at a single-story commercial building in North Fair Oaks on Saturday, Dec. 20, prompting roughly 60 firefighters to deploy to the scene.
By: Emily Margaretten, Zoe Morgan
City Council backs plan for strategy to make homeownership more affordable for low- and moderate-income residents
Clockwise, from top left: Photo by Anna Hoch-Kenney, Embarcadero Media file image, rendering courtesy city of Mountain View and photo courtesy Eric Goodill.
A preliminary magnitude 4. 9 earthquake struck near Boulder Creek at 1:41 a.m. April 2. Courtesy U.S. Geological Survey.
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A fire in a Mountain View apartment complex near Rengstorff Park on Saturday afternoon led to roughly $200,000 in damage and displaced 11 residents, but did not cause any injuries, according to the Mountain View Fire Department. Just before 4 p.m. on April 11,...
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