Farley Elliott is the SoCal Bureau Chief for SFGate and a Senior Editor. With a passion for all things Los Angeles, Farley's articles focus on local food, culture, and travel in California. His work has also been featured in Eater, showcasing his expertise in the culinary scene.
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Farley Elliott's coverage is predominantly focused on the local food and beverage scene in Los Angeles and California, with significant attention to restaurant openings, culinary experiences, and related announcements. Given this focus, pitches should highlight unique or noteworthy developments within the local dining scene.
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A Laguna Beach woman from a viral video out of Orange County, who was seen yelling about public beach access, has been given a citation by the state.
An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 4.4 near the center of Los Angeles, in the South Pasadena area, shook locals on Monday.
A very rare, deep-sea oarfish was found dead off the coast of San Diego in California. They are sometimes called doomsday fish.
By: Farley Elliott
Anaheim, California, is now one of only eight U.S. cities with total home values above $1 trillion, beating even San Francisco.
The oldest operating In-N-Out in America dates back to 1952 and is in Pasadena, California. It's a unique wonderland for fans of the company.
A partial coastal California bluff collapse, caused by erosion, sent soil flying near the beach in La Jolla.
By: Farley Elliott
As Orange County residents publicly question whether to leave, citing high cost of living and impossible home costs, the housing market continues to boom.
By: Farley Elliott
A historic Ontario, California baseball field was destroyed in an overnight fire. The stadium has many film credits, including "A League of Their Own."
By: Farley Elliott
A family of five was rescued by a Riverside County helicopter after experiencing a medical emergency on a hot desert trail near Palm Springs.
Caltech in Pasadena is now the most selective university in America, beating even Harvard's admissions rate.
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