Maggie Angst is a California political reporter for The Sacramento Bee, specializing in coverage of San Jose City Hall. With a background in journalism from various publications, including The Mercury News and The San Luis Obispo Tribune, Maggie brings a wealth of experience in reporting on local politics, social issues, and community events.
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Maggie Angst's coverage focuses on local government and politics, with an emphasis on crime, public policy announcements, and legal regulations. She frequently covers stories related to California politics, crime rates, law enforcement issues such as drunk driving and drug overdoses. Given her focus on local news in California, she is likely to be interested in pitches that provide insights into these specific topics within the state.
As Maggie has a strong focus on covering local government announcements and legal policy regulation in Fresno and other parts of California, potential sources should include individuals involved in or affected by these policies. Additionally, experts who can offer insight into political developments at both state and local levels would also be valuable for her coverage.
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By: Maggie Angst
Marin County’s largest homeless tent encampment gets cleared. What’s replacing the sprawling site in San Rafael?
By: Maggie Angst
The number of tents in S.F. is falling precipitously. What’s happening with homelessness by neighborhood?
By: Annie Vainshtein
The fire broke out near Interstate 580 near Keller Avenue and Mountain Boulevard around 1 p.m. in Oakland.
The number of tents in S.F. is falling precipitously. What’s happening with homelessness by neighborhood?
By: Maggie Angst, St. John Barned-Smith
San Francisco has spent millions on a parking site for homeless people. It’s finally got reliable electricity after three years.
By: Maggie Angst
Mysterious sign highlighting S.F. drug crisis installed on troubled street corner in SoMa that's ground zero for fentanyl users
Mysterious sign highlighting S.F. drug crisis installed on troubled street corner in SoMa that's ground zero for fentanyl users
By: Maggie Angst, Roland Li
San Francisco supervisor races: Here are the latest election results for the city's legislative body
By: Maggie Angst
The ads will appear on billboards and Muni shelters, with most in the Tenderloin and SoMa, where a disproportionate number of overdose deaths occur.
By: Maggie Angst, Gabrielle Lurie, Catherine Ho
Unexpectedly giving birth was the latest in Jessica DiDia’s life, one lived in the public eye through homelessness and addiction on San Francisco’s streets.
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