Nick Miller
Managing Editor, News and Information
Nick Miller is an award-winning editor with more than 15 years of newsroom experience. Most recently, he served as a lecturer at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism.
Nick previously worked in the world of print journalism. In 2016, as editor-in-chief of the East Bay Express in Oakland, his staff earned several honors, including the prestigious, national George Polk Award for “Local Reporting,” which recognized the paper’s investigation of the Oakland Police Department’s sex-crime scandal.
He also worked as an editor for 12 years at the Sacramento News & Review. Nick oversaw that paper’s First Amendment legal battle with former mayor and NBA all-star Kevin Johnson, work that the Northern California Society of Professional Journalists recognized with a James Madison Freedom of Information Award in 2016. That same year, his paper also won the California News Publishers Association’s “General Excellence” prize for best publication in the state.
Nick has earned numerous awards for both editing and writing, including several CNPA first-place wins. The national Association of Alternative Newsmedia twice honored his reporting on freedom-of-the-press issues, and once for his coverage of homelessness in Sacramento.
When not in the newsroom, you’ll find Nick on the American River bike trail. He lives in the central city with his pug, Bernie (named after the dance, not the Vermont senator). Follow him on Twitter at @NickMiller510, and send news tips to [email protected]
Congress hopefuls Kevin Kiley and Kermit Jones trade jabs in debate to represent Roseville, Rocklin and Lake Tahoe
October 27, 2022
The Democrat physician and Republican Assembly member’s first debate of the general election saw more than a few personal attacks.
Sacramento city school district strike ends, students will return to class on Monday
April 3, 2022
Sacramento City Unified students will be back in class Monday after the district and the teacher and staff unions reached an agreement to end the strike that started on March 23.
Sacramento police search for multiple shooters after 6 killed, 12 injured downtown
April 3, 2022
Sacramento Police are searching for multiple shooters from an early Sunday morning shooting in downtown Sacramento that left six people dead.
Legendary artist Wayne Thiebaud passes away in hometown of Sacramento at age 101
December 26, 2021
Thiebaud is one of Sacramento’s most famous residents. He graduated from Sacramento State, taught at UC Davis and made most of his work in California.
Sacramento and California residents remember literary legend Joan Didion
December 23, 2021
The novelist and writer born in Sacramento and who famously described the city as “the Midwest of California” died on Thursday in New York at age 87.
Sacramento Kings grappling with possible COVID-19 outbreak
December 16, 2021
The team’s coach and four players are not with the team as part of the NBA’s health-and-safety protocols, a league source told CapRadio.
Many in the Sacramento region lack access to fresh and local food, CapRadio/Valley Vision poll suggests
October 4, 2021
A new survey released Monday by CapRadio, Valley Vision and Sacramento State’s Institute for Social Research suggests that food access and systems in the region are not inclusive of all Sacramentans, especially residents of color.
Sacramento Zoo Explores Relocation To Larger Site In Elk Grove
September 23, 2021
A beloved landmark is considering up-and-leaving its longtime city digs for a bigger home in the suburbs.
California Recall Election Results: Gov. Gavin Newsom Defeats Effort To Remove Him From Office
September 14, 2021
The polls have closed in the Golden State and the Associated Press says a majority of Californians will vote ‘no’ on the recall.
River Fire Prompts Evacuation Order For Colfax, Destroys Structures In California’s Sierra Nevada Foothills
August 5, 2021
The fire ignited just after 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday afternoon and has grown to more than 2,600 acres. At least 50 structures have been damaged or destroyed.