Natalia Gurevich is a Digital Producer for the San Francisco Examiner, focusing on local news in the San Francisco Bay Area. She covers a wide range of topics including healthcare, public health, city politics, and social issues. Natalia is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the community.
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Natalia Gurevich's coverage is largely focused on local announcements, healthcare, and societal issues within San Francisco. She often covers government announcements as well as press releases related to health, wellbeing, science, and culture in the area. Her articles frequently touch on specific events or developments within these themes.
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Carmen Marquez has not yet received city-provided housing after she said she contracted meningitis in a San Francisco shelter.
New legislation would amend police code.
Weekend celebration centers the neighborhoods’ historic connections.
By: Natalia Gurevich, Eric McDonnell
Hundreds of guests came together at the San Francisco Design Center Galleria to celebrate the Museum of the African Diaspora’s 2024 Afropolitan Ball on October 5, a fitting conclusion to the museum’s first-ever Nexus: SF/Bay Area Black Art Week, which launched on October 1.
The City received a Prohousing Designation from the state on Friday, exactly a year after California housing officials published a scathing review of San Francisco’s policies.
No matter who their district supervisor ends up being.
Two-year budget allotted the sum for housing and shelter.
“There has been really no good data since the 20 years ago, and most of the things that we use today were worked on in that study,” said Dr.
Mayor makes Oct. 31 “Oasis Day” in surprise appearance.
Will it swing the supervisorial race?
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