Natalia Gurevich is a Digital Producer and Writer at the San Francisco Examiner. She covers a range of topics including health and wellness, culture and society, and travel and tourism, with a focus on health news, mental health, and diversity and inclusion. Natalia's work has been featured in NewsBreak, Brentwood Press & Publishing Corporation, and several other publications.
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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.
If you're looking to reach out to Natalia with a pitch or story idea, consider focusing on local health-related news such as developments in healthcare services or nonprofit initiatives aimed at addressing community needs in San Francisco. Additionally, topics related to housing and society may also be of interest given her coverage areas. Keep your pitches tailored specifically to the San Francisco region while highlighting their relevance to her core themes of healthcare and societal developments.
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Bars across The City are paying homage to the historic cocktail
By Natalia Gurevich | Examiner staff writer Some of the biggest cocktail nerds in San Francisco gathered at one of its most historic saloons Thursday afternoon for a history lesson.
Skepticism in The City began being studied during COVID-19.
By: Natalia Gurevich
As the school year starts this month for many San Francisco kids, and with President Donald Trump’s recent executive order demanding changes to the childho
By: Natalia Gurevich
The library aims to hold industries accountable for public-health harm
The historic pisco punch is having a moment at bars across The City this week.
By: Natalia Gurevich
The closure could be a sign of others to come at similar sites.
40 years since its inception, Burning Man still draws tens of thousands.
San Francisco native Jeff Taisch said he’s been a burner since 1996, when a buddy of his from high school told him about some rave in the desert. Taisch sa
Staff are concerned about the technology’s use in patient care.
