Cat Sandoval
Cat Sandoval
National Correspondent
Cat Sandoval is a Chicago-based national correspondent where she writes, produces, reports and video edits stories that impact our community. From breaking news stories like the Monterey Park Mass Shootings to serious topics like the rise of anti-Asian hate incidents to quirky pieces like environmental advocates who like dress up like mermaids, Cat stories are as diverse as she is. She is a solution-based reporter who focuses on the people and community behind the issues. Before joining Scripps News in 2017, Cat owned a boutique video production company in New York City. She also created and hosted an NBC series called “Take Back,” with the aim of dispelling stereotypes about Asian Americans. Cat is a former New York president of the Asian American Journalists Association and an avid runner.
Recent Work
People gather at Monterey Park City Hall to celebrate the lives lost
Missouri House of Representatives introduces dress code for women
Increase in Suicide & Crisis Lifeline calls, texts since number change
January is human trafficking awareness and prevention month
The Benefits Of Incorporating A Dry January Into Your New Year
World Environmental Activist Greta Thunberg Turns 20 Years Old
Winter Weather Causing Hundreds Of Flights To Be Canceled Or Delayed
Purdue Northwest Chancellor Stays Despite Faculty Push For Resignation
How Are Genetic Tests Changing Families?
Purdue Northwest Chancellor Apologizes For 'Offensive' Speech Remark
Masks Might Be Coming Back As 'Tripledemic' Surges
Orange County Leaders Share Why They Declared Racism A Health Crisis
Feds Warn Of Dangers Of Buy Now, Pay Later
Another Insitution Is Taking 'Oriental' Out Of Its Name
Team USA Fans React To U.S. World Cup Loss To Netherlands
Major U.S. Cities Host Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremonies
U.S. Military Struggling With Recruitment
These Iowa Nuns Are Devoted To Making Life A Little Sweeter
New Disney Movie 'Reflect' Focuses On Body Positivity And Self-Esteem
New Little Mermaid Inspires Diversity In Halloween Costumes
Halloween Costumes Have Grown Into A Billion-Dollar Industry
Sikh Air Force Cadet Explores Religious Identity Woes In U.S. Military
Why Are Hate Crimes Against Asian Americans On The Rise?
Women Worldwide Cut Their Hair To Protest The Death Of Mahsa Amini
The Paper Ceiling That Is Keeping Workers Without Degrees From Jobs
More Asian Americans Are Purchasing Guns
Car Thefts Are On The Rise
Experts Are Expecting High Flu Numbers This Year
How Accent-Changing Apps Are Removing Communication Barriers
