64° OvercastMegan Burke
Producer
Megan Burke is a producer for KPBS Midday Edition and KPBS Evening Edition. She also produced San Diego’s DNA, a two-part documentary on the region’s oldest traditions and culture using personal artifacts and oral histories of San Diegans.
Prior to joining the news staff, Megan managed several outreach campaigns including KPBS’ Domestic Violence Awareness & Prevention Initiative. The project included Emmy award-winning television spots, an extensive web site, local programming and events, and a statewide grant campaign. She also produced the Black History Month and Hispanic Heritage Month Local Hero Awards Ceremonies from 2002-2008.
Megan has been with KPBS since 1999 and has a journalism degree from San Diego State University.
Recent Stories
In 'Stung,' Researcher Connects Jellyfish Blooms To Doomed Oceans
In her new book, "Stung," researcher Lisa-ann Gershwin Ph.D., compares jellyfish to an angel of death whose presence in the ocean is causing destruction, death and disruption. And she says humans are contributing to the problem.
San Diego Teen Eagle Scout Weighs In On Resolution To Allow Gay Scouts
The Boy Scouts of America's national council meets in Texas next week to consider lifting the ban on gay scouts.
From 'The Cooked Seed,' Writer Anchee Min Sows A Path In America
Bestselling author Anchee Min's second memoir "The Cooked Seed," tells the story of Min's life as an American immigrant.
Adapting To The New Reality Of Increased Wildfire Danger
Governor Jerry Brown is warning Californians that climate change will make wildfires more frequent and dangerous. We'll assess what the governor means about adapting to this new reality.
San Onofre Hearing Set To Begin Amid Hint From Edison Of Permanent Shutdown
Southern California Edison says if nuclear regulators turn down its request to restart one reactor, Edison may decide to shut the plant permanently. But that's just one of the issues surrounding San Onofre, as we head into another summer without power from the plant.
Wildfire Awareness Week Comes With Dire Warnings For San Diego
Dire predictions are being made by state officials about this year's fire season. Cal Fire in San Diego went to peak staffing this week, a month ahead of schedule, to prepare for a dangerous fire season.
What The State Court Ruling On Medical Marijuana Dispensaries Means To San Diego
The California Supreme Court says cities can ban medical marijuana dispensaries. The ruling comes while San Diego leaders consider medical marijuana shop regulations.
Jerry Brown Called 'Trailblazer' In New Biography
This first biography of California's governor in more than 30 years examines Jerry Brown's personal history and his unusual political career.
Former Mayors Sanders, Hedgecock, Wilson Reflect On Years In Office
"Leading San Diego: Former Mayors Reflect" brought three former mayors together to look back at their time in office, share their successes, their regrets and their answers to questions from San Diegans.
San Diego Celebrates Bluegrass
The 4th Annual Ramona Bluegrass and Old West Fest features 16 bands, 19 hours of music over 2 days.
