James Salazar is a News Producer at various esteemed publications. He covers a diverse range of themes including arts and entertainment, competitive sports, and regional interest, with a particular focus on events and conferences. James has been featured in Tracy Press Inc., Brentwood Press & Publishing Corporation, NewsBreak, BLOX Digital, Nob Hill Gazette, San Francisco Examiner, and SF Weekly.
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James Salazar's coverage focuses primarily on local news and events in San Francisco, with a significant emphasis on transportation & logistics, personal finance, and house & home. Given this focus, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to local businesses or initiatives impacting the San Francisco community. For example, stories about new transportation services in the area or innovative housing solutions could resonate well with his coverage.
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California College of the Arts students highlighted in The Swig Company's latest exhibition.
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A new week brings block parties, symphony debuts and free pet adoptions to The City.
Patrons at the Exploratorium who visit "Life in Space" will get to discover how gravity's absence affects routine tasks, such as putting together a puzzle.
The 101 Gough St. property will support women survivors of trafficking and their families.
By James Salazar | Examiner staff writer A former four-story residential care facility in Hayes Valley will soon become a 23-unit transitional
Exploration of the Presidio will connect Bayview-Hunters Point teens and Mission adults.
Residents deciding on federal and statewide races this primary.
A former Sears parking lot is now 97% occupied and home to 145 studio apartments for certain residents ages 55 and up.
