Amy Graff is a Senior News Editor at SFGATE, where she leads the site's news desk and covers a diverse range of topics with a particular obsession for weather. With over 15 years of experience at SFGATE, her reporting spans themes such as climate change, regional interest, and social issues, blending environmental concerns with local governance. Amy's work has been featured in various respected outlets, including Government Technology, San Francisco Chronicle, and Houston Chronicle.
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Amy Graff's coverage is predominantly focused on breaking news and evolving stories related to weather phenomena, storms, and natural disasters in California, particularly the San Francisco Bay Area. She also covers government announcements related to these events.
Given her focus on local weather-related news and natural disasters, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insights into meteorology, emergency management, or environmental science with a specific focus on California. Additionally, sources with knowledge of local government policies relating to disaster preparedness and response may also find success when pitching to Amy.
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By: Amy Graff, Yan Zhuang, Jonathan Wolfe, Claire Fahy, Orlando Mayorquín, Tejal Rao
Another round of heavy winds was expected on Monday, threatening the progress firefighters have made against the blazes that have killed at least 24 people and ravaged the Los Angeles area.
By: Amy Graff, Judson Jones
On Tuesday afternoon, forecasters at the National Weather Service dropped their most severe warnings for the rest of the day. But the alerts will be back in place early Wednesday.
By: Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs, Claire Moses, Heather Knight, Conor Dougherty, Soumya Karlamangla, Rachel Nostrant, Jenna Russell, Amy Graff, Christina Morales, Claire Fahy, Kate Selig, Adam Nagourney, Mimi Dwyer, Stephanie Saul
L.A. Wildfires: Weary city braces for another round of strong Santa Ana winds.
By: Corina Knoll, Stephanie Saul, Kate Selig, Amy Graff, Mimi Dwyer, Christina Morales, Claire Fahy, Claire Moses, Shashank Bengali, Rachel Nostrant, Jenna Russell
California Wildfires: High risk of fire persists with more bone-dry air in the forecast.
By: Christina Morales, Amy Graff, Alyce Mcfadden, Isabelle Taft, Heather Knight, Adam Nagourney, Austyn Gaffney, Jesus Jiménez, Catrin Einhorn, Kate Selig, Orlando Mayorquín, Claire Moses
California Wildfires: Trump to visit L.A., where much-needed rain is forecast this weekend.
By: Christopher Flavelle, Chris Cameron, Kate Selig, Jesus Jiménez, Corina Knoll, Austyn Gaffney, Adam Nagourney, Ken Bensinger, Amy Graff, Alyce Mcfadden
“I’d rather see the states take care of their own problems,” the president said. Federal emergency managers from both parties have made the same argument.
By: Christopher Flavelle, Chris Cameron, Kate Selig, Jesus Jiménez, Corina Knoll, Austyn Gaffney, Adam Nagourney, Ken Bensinger, Amy Graff, Alyce Mcfadden
California Wildfires: After Trump visit, expected rain may boost firefighting efforts .
Amy Graff LOS ANGELES - The Santa Ana winds that have fueled wildfires for weeks in Southern California finally stopped blowing on Jan
By: Matt Stevens, Alyce Mcfadden, Isabelle Taft, Isadora Kosofsky, Nicole Sperling, Rachel Nostrant, Kate Selig, Amy Graff
The chances of flash flooding are not high according to forecasts, but city crews are reinforcing roads and telling residents to take warnings seriously.
By: Isabelle Taft, Rachel Nostrant, Danny Hakim, Blacki Migliozzi, Amy Graff, K.K. Rebecca Lai, Kate Selig, Isadora Kosofsky, Alyce Mcfadden, Ivan Penn, Matt Stevens, Nicole Sperling
California Wildfires: The rain arrives, along with concerns of flooding.
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