Alissa Walker is a writer and walker based in Los Angeles. She is a co-host of the podcast "theLApod" and a mother in the LA Unified School District. Alissa's work focuses on urban issues, including transportation, housing, and sustainability, with a particular emphasis on the city of Los Angeles. Her writing has been featured in Curbed, the Star Tribune, and New York Magazine.
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Alissa focuses primarily on local transportation and logistics issues in New York City, particularly around government announcements and legal policy regulations. She is likely to be interested in pitches that provide valuable insights into the impact of government policies or regulatory changes on transportation, air quality, real estate, and insurance within New York City.
Given her coverage attributes of citing data and focusing on legal policy regulation as well as government announcements, Alissa may respond well to pitches offering expert commentary from individuals with knowledge of local regulations impacting transportation infrastructure or those who can provide data-driven analysis related to these topics.
Pitches highlighting innovative solutions addressing urban transportation challenges, air quality improvement initiatives relevant to NYC-area residents, or perspectives from experts involved in shaping local government policies could resonate well with Alissa's coverage focus.
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By: Alissa Walker
Reflecting on a decade of Citi Bike with a dozen New Yorkers who made it happen.
Meet Deion Sanders’s Ford F-650 super-truck.
State Farm has put a moratorium on new home-insurance customers in the state. It’s a sign of what’s to come.
All dressed up with nowhere to go on the Northeast Corridor.
The end of Arizona’s desert sprawl may be near. It’s a good first step.
Should you go outside? Wear a mask? Let us explain.
What six years of California’s worst wildfires, and two kids, have taught me about getting by.
A state bill proposes that owners pay much more for their heavier (and deadlier) vehicles.
Its summer announcement unveiled 11 flashy stays. But the true reveal involves new group booking features, which spell a deeper strategy shift.
Ahead of the 2028 games, the city has set ambitious transportation goals that could forever transform how Angelenos get around.
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