Annie Vainshtein is an engagement reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle, focusing on local news in the San Francisco Bay Area. With a background in reporting for various publications, including Vice and Flood Magazine, Annie covers a wide range of topics including crime, breaking news, and human interest stories.
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San Francisco, California, United States (Local)
Annie Vainshtein's coverage largely focuses on evolving crime and breaking news stories in the San Francisco Bay Area. She frequently covers missing persons cases, trials, and criminal incidents within this region.
Given her focus on local breaking news and crime-related stories, she is likely to be responsive to pitches related to ongoing criminal investigations, court proceedings, public safety issues or missing persons cases specifically within the San Francisco Bay Area. Sources who can provide unique insights into these types of events are likely to garner her attention.
Annie’s geographic focus primarily centers around the United States with a specific emphasis on California and more narrowly San Francisco. Therefore, any pitches should align closely with these locations for increased relevance.
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By: Annie Vainshtein
A Pleasanton man filed a lawsuit against the city of San Francisco, claiming he was wrongfully arrested during a Bay Bridge protest.
By: Annie Vainshtein
The vehicular collision was reported just after 12:30 p.m. Thursday on southbound Highway 1 near Gray Whale Cove.
An infant was assaulted by a man on a San Francisco Muni bus Friday morning, San Francisco police officials said.
By: Annie Vainshtein
San Francisco police officers seized more than 13 pounds of narcotics and made 13 arrests in a one-day enforcement operation this week.
By: Annie Vainshtein
Police arrested Peter Sherman, 43, on the 600 block of Geary Boulevard in San Francisco on Thursday.
By: Annie Vainshtein
Berkeley police officials issued a warning to the public about what they said was the rising prevalence of armed lookouts accompanying thieves.
By: Annie Vainshtein
A high school student was revived using the overdose-reversal drug Narcan on the campus of Deer Valley High School.
By: Annie Vainshtein
Ayelet Waldman, a famed Berkeley author, was arrested Friday at the the border between Israel and Gaza while protesting the war with a group of American rabbis.
By: Annie Vainshtein
A software issue with the Market Street subway train control system caused congestion and slow-moving service in San Francisco’s downtown Muni stations.
By: Annie Vainshtein
City College of San Francisco students who are not citizens may soon be able to vote in elections for the school’s Board of Trustees.
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