Kate Cagle is a multimedia journalist working with Spectrum News. For her hard work and dedication to journalism, she has managed to attract a lot of viewers to her various TV show anchor by her.

Kate Cagle was born and raised in Southern California. She attends the University of Southern California where she earns Bachelor's degrees in Broadcast Journalism and Political Science from 2006 to 2010

Kate began her reporting career working as a reporter and anchor at KESQ-TV from January 2012 to May 2012.

From June 2012 to June 2015, she was the reporter at KPTV Fox 12 Oregon where she did nine live shots during the 4.5-hour newscast.

Often the first on the scene for breaking news, Kate covered the high-profile stories such as the Reynolds High School shooting and the disappearance of Kyron Horman missing child case. ^[1]

Before joining the Spectrum News 1 team, Kate covered city hall and development issues for the Santa Monica Daily Press. Before that, she worked in the Bay Area, Portland, and Palm Springs as a broadcast reporter and producer. ^[2]

Presently, Kate embraces the opportunity to tell the stories of the incredible people who call SoCal home.

She recalls her reporting on The Valley Fire in Sonoma County, California as one of her most deeply moving stories.

During her coverage of the fire, Kate took it upon herself to drive past the fire line and check on the home of an evacuee who had no idea if her pets were alive or her house was still standing.

Thankfully, all ended well, and Kate remains good friends with the woman she courageously helped to this day.^[3]

According to Forbes, networth.com, Kate Cagle’s net worth is between $300,000 to $900,000.

She earned the money being a professional multimedia journalist.