Katherine Lewin

Katherine is a Florida native in Santa Fe to cover the texture and life of the city's Southside using writing, photography, videography and audio. She's a grant-funded fellow in the Report for America program and her work is underwritten by the Brindle and McCune foundations, Enterprise Bank and Hutton Broadcasting.

katherine@sfreporter.com

Sunlight on Solitary

Hispanics spent more than twice as long locked in solitary confinement as whites at the Santa Fe County jail, on average, during a three-month stretch that ended Sept. 30, according to an SFR analysis of county figures.

Katherine Lewin, Jeff Proctor October 15 at 11:00 PM

Lesser Charges

A supervisor at a Santa Fe senior center is facing two misdemeanor charges for allegedly battering and abusing an 89-year-old resident, according to court records.

Katherine Lewin October 15 at 3:17 PM

Podcast Episode 6: Unhidden Figures

Katherine Lewin October 9

Unhidden Figures

Despite recent strides in gender pay equity and an overall increase in women in STEM education and careers, not a single state has more women than men with STEM degrees.

Katherine Lewin October 8

Podcast Episode 5: Courting Trouble

In this week’s episode of Reported, Katherine Lewin takes you into Santa Fe’s municipal court system and the judge, running uncontested and facing a whistleblower lawsuit and some serious allegations.

Katherine Lewin October 5

Affordable and Full

All 87 affordable housing units are finally ready as living spaces at Soleras Station—nearly three years after the Santa Fe City Council first agreed to a plan in tandem with a nearby home developer and a nonprofit.

Katherine Lewin October 1