Ellie Prickett-Morgan
Reporter/ProducerEllie's work has appeared in Mother Jones, KQED, KALW and Street Spirit. They are an alum of UCSC and UC Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism.
email: epm@kazu.org
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Prop. 44 would create new rules for how community clinics spend their revenue. And, the Monterey County Jail reopens after a three-hour lockdown Tuesday. -
A spike in 911 calls causes hours-long “level 0” in Santa Cruz County. And, next week Salinas voters will consider Measure H. -
Scientists are studying how wildfires affect birds. And, the board overseeing Watsonville Community Hospital will consider service cuts Wednesday Oct. 28. -
Measure H will decide if four ordinances, including rent stabilization, stay on the books. -
Nurses are asking Watsonville Community Hospital to keep obstetric services open. And, the Little Hoover Commission is looking into the California housing shortage. -
This week's new roundup looks at the run-off for Santa Cruz mayor, a farmworker health event is coming to Salinas, and how local officials are preparing for a wet winter. -
A farmworker health event is coming to Salinas on Sunday at Sherwood Hall. And, a Diablo Canyon Power Plant evaluation wraps up. -
This week's news roundup looks at plans for 'No Kings—Vote Early' rallies today, shares a meal service milestone, offers an explainer on recent higher sea levels and more. -
The Salinas City Council updated its emergency operations plan for the first time in over a decade. And, Brown University estimates the war has added $500 in fuel costs to California households. -
In this week's round-up: UC Santa Cruz researchers say they can predict harmful algal blooms, Central Coast governments prepare for El Niño, election season is upon us, and more.
