Adam Shanks is a reporter based in San Francisco, California. He covers local news and events, with a focus on politics, housing, transportation, and social issues. Adam's work has been featured in various publications and media outlets, including the San Francisco Examiner, Brentwood Press & Publishing Corporation, Nelly Broadcasting, KPVI-DTV, The Scranton Times-Tribune, and jb construction.
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San Francisco, United States (Local)
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Adam Shanks focuses on local government, housing policies, and real estate in the San Francisco area. His coverage includes topics like city government decisions, housing policies, homelessness issues, and local elections.
To effectively reach out to Adam with relevant pitches, consider offering insights or analysis related to local San Francisco politics, updates on housing regulations or developments impacting the region. Additionally, providing perspectives from individuals directly affected by these issues could be of interest to him.
Given his focus on personal finance and real estate industry as well as legal policy regulation and government announcement themes within a localized context; experts specializing in urban planning law or those who have a strong understanding of California's regulatory landscape may also find success pitching commentary or analysis pieces.
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New polls raise a number of key questions.
Mayoral contenders want to show policies — and personality.
The former house speaker’s $50,000 contribution is her first in local politics since 2018.
The incumbent mayor is staying positive. Her opponents claim she’s barely paying attention.
Sure, but is it enough to win?
Facing scrutiny and stiff competition, Farrell’s backers changed strategies.
Will the biggest spender win?
Announced on eve of election, fine totals more than $108,000.
By: Adam Shanks
In the waning hours of his mayoral campaign, former interim San Francisco Mayor Mark Farrell agreed Monday to pay a six-figure fine to the Ethics Commission to settle allegations he skirted campaign finance laws.
It's anybody's race. San Francisco's political candidates made a feverish final pitch to voters in the final days of the race.
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