Saul Gonzalez

Saul Gonzalez

Host, The California Report

A Golden State native, Saul has been the Los Angeles co-host of The California Reportsince 2019, covering such issues as homelessness and housing policy, the state's response to climate change and the ravages of the Covid pandemic. Whenever possible, tries to be outside of the studio, connecting these big issues to the daily lives of Californians experiencing them in very personal ways. Before joining KQED, Saul worked for the PBS NewsHour, Religion & Ethics Newsweekly, and public radio affiliate KCRW in Santa Monica, where he also hosted the podcast series "There Goes the Neighborhood" about gentrification. For his work, Saul has been honored with several Emmys and is a two-time winner of the L.A. Press Club's Radio Journalist of the Year Award. When not working, Saul spends his time trying to hone his amateur photography skills and spending as much time as possible in bookstores and coffee houses.

By Saul Gonzalez

Wolves Roam California Again, Reviving Old Fears and New Conflicts in Ranch Country

Despite Trump’s Threats, California Doubles Down on Electric Vehicles

Solar Energy Farms Are Booming in California's Deserts. Here's Why Environmentalists Are Concerned

Prop. 29 Pits Dialysis Companies Against Labor Union for Third Time, Leaving Patients Stuck in Limbo Again

The Mad Rush for Groundwater in the Central Valley

Remember California's High-Speed Rail Project? It's Still Very Much a Reality in These Central Valley Communities

A Mass Shooting in Downtown Sacramento

Mounting Bid Against LA District Attorney Gascón Mirrors DA Recall Effort in SF

How Events in Ukraine Affect the Price of Gas in California

Traffic Deaths in California Are on the Rise. Here's How LA and Other Big Cities Are Trying to Change That

Is Sports Gambling in California's Future?

California's Last Nuclear Plant Is Slated to Close by 2025. Why Some Scientists Worry That Could Be Bad News for Carbon Emissions

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