Farley Elliott is the SoCal Bureau Chief at SFGATE. He specializes in food and culture, particularly within the vibrant landscape of Los Angeles, while also exploring themes related to climate change, entertainment, and consumer travel. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Eater, Yahoo News, and News Nation.
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Los Angeles, United States (Local)
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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.
Elliott's interest in private sector announcements suggests a receptiveness to stories about new restaurant openings or changes within the industry. Consider pitching relevant information regarding notable chefs, innovative culinary concepts, or emerging dining trends specific to Los Angeles and California.
Given his strong emphasis on event coverage as well as themes of Food & Beverage and House & Home topics such as restaurants, food trends, interior design innovations for eateries could be of particular interest when reaching out to him.
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A view from a popular hiking trail in Laguna Beach in Orange County, Calif., overlooking Emerald Bay. (Trace Rouda/Getty Images/iStockphoto)
By: Farley Elliott, Karen Palmer
Here's who won what, from where.
Known for its giant portions, the chain is down to just four locations.
"I want my politicians to be willing to take a stand."
The new plan calls for unlocked gates and a public restroom.
By: Farley Elliott
An exclusive waterside neighborhood in Southern California has finally reached an agreement with the...
Residents "were really, deeply concerned about this In-N-Out."
By: Farley Elliott
Residents "were really, deeply concerned about this In-N-Out."
The hefty new offering costs $6.99.
He's got a new plan for staying in the daily news cycle.
