John Saltas is the Founder and President at Salt Lake City Weekly. He focuses on culture and society, covering a range of topics including music business, music genres, and adventure travel. John is featured in Salt Lake City Weekly and AlterNet.
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Salt Lake City, United States (Local)
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John Saltas's coverage focuses heavily on government and politics, with a specific local focus on Utah and Salt Lake City. He also covers seasonal topics, opinion editorials, announcements, expert commentary, and cites data in his articles.
If you are reaching out to John regarding a pitch or expertise related to any of the political issues mentioned in his articles such as local Utah politics, LGBTQ+ rights in the state of Utah or immigration policies impacting the region would likely be well-received by him. Additionally, if your pitch involves data-driven insights or an opinion piece relevant to these themes it may resonate with him.
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Private Eye
By: John Saltas
Private Eye
By: John Saltas
Private Eye
By: John Saltas
Private Eye
By: John Saltas
Private Eye
Private Eye
By: John Saltas
Private Eye
By: John Saltas
Last year, a Reddit thread circulated asking the question, “Who is the worst Canadian?” To little surprise, Ted Cruz was among those who were named.
By: John Saltas
I’ve lived through many Fourth of July celebrations—enough that if I keep going, I’ll one day hit the “four score and seven years” marker with which Abraham Lincoln opened his Gettysburg Address. Some years are memorable, some are not.
By: John Saltas
Last week, I spoke at the annual convention for the Association of Alternative Newsmedia (AAN). City Weekly became a member of that organization in 1989, when we were considered to be the “ugliest paper I have ever seen” by at least one person adjudging our membership worthiness. True, dat.
