Hannah Wiley is the deputy politics editor at The San Francisco Standard. Her reporting focuses on elections, government, and public policy, with a particular emphasis on California's political landscape and housing market. Hannah's work has been featured in various publications, including the Los Angeles Times and Yahoo News.
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Hannah Wiley's coverage predominantly focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and evolving political stories in the United States, with a specific focus on California and Los Angeles. She has covered topics such as UC Berkeley, California lawmakers, weather conditions in Los Angeles, community issues like A's fans' sentiments toward their team’s departure from Oakland.
Given her focus on local politics and governmental developments within California and Los Angeles particularly, she is likely to be interested in pitches related to these areas. This might include insights from local politicians or experts familiar with the region's legislative landscape.
Stories involving redemption narratives or human-interest pieces tied to legal or governmental processes may also catch Hannah's attention based on her past coverage.
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By: Hannah Wiley
Chan was struggling in the race to replace the liberal icon in Congress. Then Pelosi endorsed her campaign.
By: John Mulholland, Gabriel Lorenzo Greschler, Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez, Hannah Wiley
Phew! After a long election night (and a few beers and espresso shots), Power Play is slightly sleep deprived but ready to dive into what went down — and, more important, what it all means for the November general election.
By: Hannah Wiley
The San Jose mayor entered the race pitching himself to voters as the antidote to Sacramento’s dysfunction. His campaign became its own form of turmoil.
By: Hannah Wiley
San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan entered the California governor's race pitching himself as the antidote to Sacramento's dysfunction. By the time polls closed in the June 2 primary, according to close to a dozen sources, his campaign had devolved into its own form of chaos: bitter staff infighting, an overreliance on wealthy tech donors, and a fundraising strategy so badly timed it left the coffers nearly empty when voters finally started paying attention at the close of the race.
By: Hannah Wiley, Max Harrison-Caldwell, Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez
Also in today's Power Play: Why Bilal Mahmood and the mayor's real estate transfer tax fell apart.
By: Max Harrison-Caldwell, Hannah Wiley, Gabriel Lorenzo Greschler
Also in today's Power Play: Steve Hilton's long-shot odds, a fight over transfer tax, and a bittersweet note from Han Li.
By: Hannah Wiley
Hilton’s fire-cracker energy, assured debating skills and confident public speaking will set him apart from Democrat Xavier Becerra.
By: Hannah Wiley
“Donald Trump picked the wrong target,” the governor said. “We have nothing to hide.”
By: Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez, Hannah Wiley
Also in today’s Power Play: Newsom’s pistol gift, business group takes aim at CEQA, and a new San Francisco holiday you won’t want to miss.
By: Hannah Wiley, Emily Shugerman, Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez
The groups opposed to the measure include some of Sacramento's most influential political players.
