I am to tell the stories that shape the lives of everyday Angelenos.

My journalism journey began during a brief stint as a staff writer for an independent newspaper in my hometown. During the height of the 2022 midterm elections, I spoke to and profiled several candidates for political office in Santa Clarita Valley. 

Afterward, I transitioned to freelancing for an 11-paper network known as the Southern California News Group, where I've been contributing to for three years. I've traveled throughout Los Angeles County reporting on the daily stories that matter to Angelenos the most. That means covering anything from city council meetings in Rosemead to Dodgers watch parties in Little Tokyo. But more recently, I've focused my attention on the human-side of recovery from the Eaton fire in Altadena and the rippling effects of the federal immigration raids throughout Southern California. 

I'm also a contributing writer to the Beverly Hills Courier, providing more focused coverage on one of the most famous but misunderstood cities in Los Angeles County. 

Music has always been a huge part of my life. So, in my free time, you'll usually catch me listening to, writing about, or playing music. I co-run Cratediggerz with my partner, a blog about some of our favorite songs, and am a DJ and member of the Music Department with the internet radio station Brainrot Radio. 

I'm a proud alumna of Columbia University and Sciences Po, a dual degree program that has forever shaped me.