Amanda Bartlett is a Culture Reporter at SFGate. She covers a range of topics including culture, science, and breaking news, with a particular focus on environmental issues, animal care, and climate change. Amanda's work has been featured in various outlets including WDSU-TV, KSBW 8 NBC, and The Sacramento Bee.
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Amanda appears to have a strong focus on local news in the San Francisco Bay Area, covering topics such as weather, wildlife, and hiking. She frequently reports on evolving stories and breaking news related to tragedy, crime, scientific developments, government announcements as well as entertainment news.
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By: Amanda Bartlett
When city officials announced plans to transform San Francisco'sEmbarcadero Plaza last July, locals seemed optimistic.
A mystery is brewing off the San Francisco coastline as more gray whales wash up dead amid record sightings of the elusive marine mammals in the Bay Area.
A mystery is brewing off the San Francisco coastline as more gray whales wash up dead amid record sightings of the elusive marine mammals in the Bay Area.
By: Amanda Bartlett
Fog City, overlooking San Francisco's Embarcadero, is closing after 40 years in business.
By: Amanda Bartlett
Bay Area astronomers say a severe geomagnetic storm could cause the northern lights to appear over the Bay Area again.
The building is slated to be demolished within a year.
By: Amanda Bartlett
Once at the epicenter of SF's queer community, the historic Cinch Saloon faced possible closure. Now, a new owner has saved it in time for Pride 2025.
Officials said the public landmark is "clearly no longer safe."
Sightings have been reported day and night.
Its absence "left a real hole in the heart" of the city.
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