Kate Stanhope
Kate Stanhope is a former digital editor on the entertainment team at the Los Angeles Times. She previously interned at the San Diego Union-Tribune in 2008 and at The Times in 2009. A New Jersey native, she earned her bachelor’s degree from UCLA. She left The Times in 2019.
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