Katie Anastas is an Education Reporter at KPBS News. She covers a wide range of topics within the education sector, including preschool through university education, school safety measures, and educational policy, drawing from her experiences reporting on issues like school closures and child care shortages. Katie's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Alaska Public Media, Anchorage Daily News, and CalMatters.
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Katie's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly government announcements and events in Juneau with a special emphasis on city government and politics. She is likely to be receptive to pitches that offer insights or expert commentary from individuals involved in local government affairs, community leaders, or residents directly impacted by the topics she covers.
Given her focus on local news within Juneau, Alaska, relevant sources may include city officials, community organizers, tourism industry representatives as well as housing and education experts specific to the region.
For effective outreach to Katie Anastas consider providing unique angles related to city governance decisions or local events impacting the daily lives of Juneau residents.
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By: Katie Anastas
Waitress Daisy Marlene Montes Carranza works at El Rincon restaurant in the San Ysidro neighborhood of San Diego on April 16, 2024. The restaurant is one of several businesses that has been affected by recent closures of the U.S.-Mexico border.
By: Katie Anastas
One of the offices on the November ballot is California's Superintendent of Public Instruction. That elected official has led the state's Department of Education and made sure policies passed by lawmakers are implemented. Next year, that will change. Under an agreement approved as part of the state budget...
By: Katie Anastas
Michael Castillo previously managed and trained campus law enforcement at the University of San Diego.
District leaders hope to add more job shadows, internships and pre-apprenticeships this year.
In El Centro, a new SAT testing center will make a key part of college applications more accessible.
By: Katie Anastas
The YMCA Childcare Resource Service has relaunched its website to help families find childcare and apply for financial assistance.
By: Katie Anastas
After students complete a safety training program, their parents can fill out a form requesting a bike tag from the district. The tag allows students to bring their bikes onto campus.
By: Katie Anastas
The decodable books focus on matching letters to sounds, helping kids learn how to sound out new words, rather than guessing.
About 20% of City College’s students are parents. This year, San Diego City College is joining a nationwide cohort of colleges working to strengthen their support for student parents.
The Port of San Diego expects this season to be the biggest in 15 years, with 700,000 people visiting San Diego on cruise ships.
