A.T.L. N.E.W.S. Bureau Directory
Seven state editions today. A wider world ahead.
Our bureau network brings the stories of people, businesses, and communities into The A.T.L. Story Commons. Through local reporting, current events, community perspectives, and visual storytelling, A.T.L. N.E.W.S. connects the places we call home with the wider world.
This directory identifies our seven available state bureau websites and the national and international expansion we are working toward by the end of 2027. The permanent national headquarters remains in the Atlanta area, based in Belvedere Park, Georgia.
State bureaus available now
Readers can currently visit the seven bureau websites below. We are continuing to develop their reporting, community contributions, event coverage, and local relationships, with publishing activity and available content varying by edition.
| Bureau | Coverage emphasis | Events calendar |
|---|---|---|
| Georgia | Atlanta-area communities and statewide Georgia coverage. | Peachtree Pulse |
| California | California communities, with a San Francisco and Bay Area connection. | Golden State Beat |
| Minnesota | Minnesota news, community perspectives, and cultural life. | North Star Compass |
| North Carolina | North Carolina communities, culture, and statewide interests. | Social Tar Heels |
| Pennsylvania | Pennsylvania news, community interests, and cultural life. | The Keystone Circuit |
| New York | New York, with a focus on New York City and its boroughs. | New York Events |
| Illinois | Illinois, with a focus on Chicago and Cook County. | Illinois Events |
The ATL.NEWS national hub connects bureau reporting with U.S. and world news. Its Beltline to Coastline calendar focuses on major upscale events nationwide, while state calendars serve their respective communities. New York Events and Illinois Events are the current calendar labels as those editions develop.
Four U.S. regions, one connected news operation
Our U.S. regional structure connects state-level perspectives across the South, West, North, and East. The regional headquarters designations below guide that structure as we build reporting capacity and relationships across the country.
| Region | Headquarters |
|---|---|
| South & National | Atlanta, Georgia |
| West | San Francisco, California |
| North | Chicago, Illinois |
| East | New York City, New York |
Our end-of-2027 expansion goal
50 state bureaus and seven continental bureaus
We are working toward having all 50 U.S. state bureaus operating, supported by our four U.S. regional bureaus, alongside seven continental bureaus by the end of 2027. This is our expansion goal, and the seven state websites listed above represent what is available today.
Our work includes strengthening the current editions, developing additional state destinations, building reporting and contributor relationships, and establishing the editorial coordination needed for wider coverage. New bureaus will be added to the available directory as their publication operations are ready.
Seven continental bureaus in development
Our planned continental bureaus will operate alongside the U.S. state network, connecting international perspectives with the wider Story Commons. Each continent is intended to have a coordinating bureau; continental headquarters locations and launch details will be announced as they are confirmed.
- Africa
- Antarctica
- Asia
- Europe
- North America
- South America
- Australia and Oceania
The North American continental bureau is planned to cover Canada, Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean. The 50 U.S. state bureaus will retain their separate domestic structure, supported by the four U.S. regions, while the continental bureaus develop in parallel.
Help us discover the next story
We welcome local knowledge, story ideas, firsthand perspectives, and conversations about contributing to our developing coverage. Businesses, community organizations, journalists, storytellers, and potential collaborators can contact this bureau or reach us through the corporate contact page.
Explore The A.T.L. Story Commons to learn how our media and community experiences are coming together. We will update this directory as additional bureaus and services become available.
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