I'm a freelance journalist looking to take on full-time investigative narrative journalism after six years juggling part-time reporting and stay at home motherhood.

My reporting has appeared on NorCal Public Media/KRCB, in The Napa Valley Register and The Press Democrat, and I was contributing author and editor on a full-length investigative nonfiction book recognized as Investigative Reporters & Editors 2023 Book of the Year.

I'm Long Island born and raised but living in Northern California's wild and wooly redwood forest with my husband and our bicycle-loving kiddo. I'm a newshound, bookworm, Springer Spaniel lover, Maryland Terrapins fan and a knitting enthusiast.

If you're an editor looking for investigating, reporting or editing — either written or audio — send me a note via my contact page or DM me on social. 

I'm actively looking for freelance assignments and relationships with local, regional and national publications.

I am open to investigative work (research planning, public records requests, awkward interviews, relentless follow-up, simplifying complex information), as well as features on the natural world and profiles of compelling characters.

I'm chatty, spunky and persistent. 

Message me here.

Redwood Radio Project is a west Sonoma County-based effort to build an ad-free, low power, public safety-focused local radio station before a Feb. 6, 2027, FCC deadline makes this dream highly unlikely in the future.

Our mission is to support our neighbors and visitors in two unincorporated towns on the Lower Russian River before, during, and after disasters by providing accurate, highly local, specific, data-driven information to help make decisions that save lives and property — especially when the power’s out, you’ve lost cell service, or your cell phone’s dead.