Angela Johnston
Uncuffed Senior Producer/Newsroom EditorAngela Johnston is the Senior Producer of Uncuffed and an editor in the KALW newsroom. She holds a Master’s degree in journalism and graduated from KALW’s Audio Academy program. She’s worked for KALW in numerous roles - from the deputy news director, to the health and environment reporter, and she's covered everything from lead poisoning to climate change. Her work has aired on KALW, KQED, Reveal, and The Pulse. She also freelances as a producer and editor for Cosmic Standard and AFAR Media. Outside of work, she loves to swim in the bay, surf small waves on her longboard, read, backpack, cook, and garden.
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Proposition 3 is one of the handful of state bond measures we are voting on this November. This one has to do with water. And it may sound familiar.In… -
Proposition 1 is the Veterans and Affordable Housing Bond Act. If passed, it would authorize the sale of $4 billion in bonds to finance a bunch of… -
The past month there have been debates over how to manage the water in the Delta — the Bay Area’s largest source of freshwater — and that's drawn a lot of… -
Late summer in Sacramento has been busy. Governor Brown signed a law eliminating bail in California, and lawmakers just passed a bill that would require… -
At the breakwater bordering a yacht club in San Francisco’s Marina, Kirk Lombard is carefully balancing on two algae-covered rocks. He’s holding a… -
One of the main reasons for the decline of the salmon population in the Russian River is the simple fact that humans live along it, work along it, growing… -
The Shipyard is supposed to be San Francisco’s biggest redevelopment project since the 1906 earthquake. It’s slated to have affordable housing, office and… -
A massive wildfire that started over a week ago in the hills of Yolo and Napa counties is now 73 percent contained.It’s forced evacuations and is… -
Even though we are entering another summer drought-free, Governor Jerry Brown just signed two new water conservation bills into law. These laws will… -
The votes are in — or, most of them anyway, with some mailed-in ballots yet to be counted. And California voters have weighed in on state and local…
