Erika Kelly

Erika Kelly

Deputy Managing Editor

Erika Kelly is deputy managing editor of KQED's newsroom, working with teams covering housing, climate, health, labor and the arts. Previously, she was the senior editor of KQED’s housing affordability desk, leading the team that produced the award winning podcast Sold Out: Rethinking Housing in America. She is a graduate of the Medill School of Journalism and a native of the Greater Chicagoland Area.

By Erika Kelly

What if Transit Ballot Measures Fail? Plus, Solar Panels Built Over Irrigation Canals and a Valkyries Playoff Preview

Why KQED Focused a Season of Its Housing Podcast on Climate Change

More People Became Unhoused Across the Bay Area Over Last 3 Years — Except in SF

SOLD OUT LIVE: Evictions, Moratoriums and Rent Relief

California Passed a Law to End Single-Family Zoning

Stressed About Paying August Rent? Check Here First

Bay Area Continues to Rally for Justice on Breonna Taylor's Birthday

Inside San Jose’s Shark Tank, the Sounds of Playoff Fever

Inside One of Oakland's 'Tuff Shed' Homeless Communities

Has Oakland's Fruitvale Neighborhood Ever Recovered From 'Redlining'?

Oakland Works to Create Economic Opportunity for Residents

A Parent's Guide to Seeing 'Matilda the Musical' with Kids

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