Alice Feng is a journalist based in San Francisco, California, focusing on local news and issues. She writes for Axios and covers a wide range of topics, including COVID-19 cases, wage growth, homelessness, and economic trends. Alice's articles provide insightful analysis and reporting on the impact of these issues on the local community.
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Alice Feng's reporting focuses heavily on local issues, particularly homelessness and wage growth in various US states. She frequently cites data and government announcements to support her articles.
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The retirement-age population has been the fastest-growing segment in Tennessee for decades.
The cost of car insurance is hitting high water marks nationwide, though drivers in some states are feeling the pain more than others.
Fast-rising insurance rates are contributing to a transportation affordability crisis, especially in the many parts of the country where people have few alternatives to car ownership.
The cost of car insurance is hitting high-water marks nationwide. Arkansas drivers are feeling the pinch, paying an average of 34% more at the start of 2024 than just three-and-a-half years earlier.
The Des Moines metro's 65+ population has grown faster since the pandemic than any other age group — and higher than the national average — according to new Census data.
By: Selene San Felice, Alice Feng, Alex Fitzpatrick
Fast-rising insurance rates are contributing to a nationwide transportation affordability crisis.
By: Alice Feng, Kate Murphy, Alex Fitzpatrick
The cost of car insurance in California has spiked this year, surpassing the national average, as rates increase across the U.S.
The Columbus region still has a high rate of vacant office space , though some of it is being converted for other uses.
Office vacancies are on the rise in Portland, much like other major U.S. cities. Why it matters: It's unusual for vacancy rates to grow while the economy has remained on solid ground.
By: Brianna Crane, Alice Feng, Linh Ta
Overall homeownership in the state is also now majority female.
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