Ebone Monet
Speak City Heights ReporterEbone Monet is a San Diego native and University of California, Los Angeles graduate. Ebone is veteran journalist who came to KPBS from RTV6 in Indianapolis, Indiana. There she covered major international events such as the Indy 500 and Super Bowl XLVI. She also reported extensively on the Circle City's rising murder rate. Ebone Monet was on the ground reporting as hundreds of people evacuated the Richmond Hill subdivision following a deadly home explosion. Prior to her work in Indianapolis Ebone was a reporter for KTHV in Little Rock, Arkansas. Some of the major stories she covered included devastating natural disasters, search-and-rescue effort following the 2010 flash floods that killed 20 people in the Ouachita National Forest. In addition Ebone reported on the 2008 Super Tuesday tornado outbreak and recovery efforts.
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Amazon Abandons New York City, Target considers UC San Diego and millions of late car payments. -
In some cases, Valentine's Day may actually be the catalyst to a relationship's demise. so what makes a relationship more likely to last? -
Former first daughter Chelsea Clinton learned more about the challenges facing San Diego kids in the foster care system. -
CommonGrounds Workspace in San Diego County becomes one of the fastest growing coworking companies after raising $100 million in Series A financing. -
The demand for Super Bowl ad time is down, so is consumer confidence after the government shutdown. -
A political newcomer says her community advocacy work has prepared her to represent California's 51st Congressional District.
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KPBS Midday EditionGov. Gavin Newsom joined Senate President pro tem Toni Atkins, D-San Diego, and 100 volunteers downtown Thursday in a federally mandated effort to count the county's homeless population. -
A series of local ordinances were proposed Thursday to combat a spate of San Diego County vaping-related illnesses and injuries. -
California Attorney General Kamala Harris continues to hold a big lead in the U.S. Senate race over Rep. Loretta Sanchez. The new California Counts poll also shows strong support for a ballot measure that would legalize recreational marijuana.
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