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Chris Hagan
Managing Editor, Digital Content
Chris Hagan is the Managing Editor, Digital Content for CapRadio.
Prior to joining CapRadio in 2017, Chris worked as a Web Producer and Data Reporter at WBEZ in Chicago. He's also worked as a storyteller for Oregon State University's College of Business and as a reporter and videographer for the Statesman Journal newspaper in Salem, Oregon.
Chris has a B.S. in journalism from the University of Oregon. He grew up in the East Bay Area.
California Will Have A COVID-19 Curfew. Here’s What That Means.
November 19, 2020
California announced Thursday a curfew order to slow the state's surging coronavirus outbreak ahead of the holidays. Here's when it starts, who it affects and how the state will enforce it (it won't).
Sacramento, Placer, El Dorado Counties Moved Into More Restrictive COVID-19 Tiers
November 10, 2020
Sacramento, Placer and El Dorado counties were all moved into more restrictive tiers of the state’s COVID-19 reopening system on Tuesday as the virus spreads there, meaning many businesses will have to alter operations in the counties.
How CapRadio Plans To Cover Election Day 2020
November 2, 2020
Election results will come in more slowly this November than past years. Here's how CapRadio plans to cover it and what you can expect from us this election season.
Sacramento Could Avoid Another Coronavirus Wave, Health Director Says, But Cautions Against Private Gatherings
October 19, 2020
Sacramento County Health Director Peter Beilenson says COVID-19 metrics are trending in the right direction, but is advising residents against holiday gatherings in order to avoid another surge like the one experienced in the summer.
Map: A History Of California Wildfires
October 8, 2020
Browse more than 100 years of California wildfire perimeters with CapRadio's interactive fire history map.
Map: See If You Could Be Impacted By PG&E’s Planned Sept. 27 Shutoff
September 26, 2020
PG&E anticipates it will be able to restore power to post people impacted by its power shutoff by Monday night.
Photos: Mourners Gather In Sacramento To Pay Tribute To Ruth Bader Ginsburg
September 19, 2020
The vigils Saturday at the Sacramento County Courthouse and California state Capitol mirrored events that have sprung up around the country following the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Friday.
Six Months After Stay-At-Home Orders, Californians Still Figuring Out Life Under COVID-19
September 19, 2020
On March 17, Sacramento County first advised residents to stay in their homes unless absolutely necessary. Six months later, every county in California is still in the process of trying to reopen as the threat of COVID-19 lingers.
Trump Ignores California Officials’ Calls To Address Climate Change, Predicts ‘It’ll Get Cooler’
September 14, 2020
President Donald Trump maintained forest management is the key to preventing California’s deadly fires and predicted “it’ll start getting cooler” when presented with facts about climate change during his visit to Sacramento on Monday.
Rolling Blackouts, Planned Power Shutoffs Possible Labor Day Weekend As California Grapples With Heat Wave, New Wildfires
September 6, 2020
Hundreds of thousands of Californians could find themselves without power over the Labor Day weekend, as both rolling blackouts and planned power shut offs could happen in the coming days.