Tessa McLean is the California Editor at SFGATE. With a focus on real estate, architecture, and environmental issues, she crafts features that illuminate the trends and stories impacting the Golden State. Tessa's work has been featured in outlets such as Beaumont Enterprise, MySA, and the Houston Chronicle.
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Tessa McLean's coverage primarily revolves around the local real estate and housing market in San Francisco and the Bay Area. She frequently cites data, reports on private sector announcements, and includes press releases in her articles.
To effectively reach out to Tessa, consider providing insights into trends or developments within the local real estate industry. If you have access to exclusive data or are able to provide expert commentary on the San Francisco housing market or relevant businesses in the area, your pitch would likely be of interest.
Given her focus on local events and statistics surrounding real estate deals, referencing specific areas within California such as San Francisco or small cities experiencing fast home price growth may resonate with her reporting interests.
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A recent report from U.S. News and World Report revealed the site's list of the best places to work and the workplaces that pay the best in the Golden State.
Politicians, the media and the internet at large continue to say California residents can't leave the state fast enough. But it's not true.
Politicians, the media and the internet at large continue to say California residents can't leave the state fast enough. But it's not true.
By: Tessa Mclean
A new UC Davis study revealed that undercounted emissions released from fertilized soil are contributing to the area's poor air quality.
A recent study from LendingTree reveals that the proportion of million-dollar homes in California's major cities has reached an all-time high.
We asked readers to answer a series of questions to create a new map of California regions. This was the result.
New population estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau show that California's population grew from 2023 to 2024.
Adding "the" before a numbered freeway is one of those linguistic oddities that separates Northern and Southern California.
By: Tessa McLean
By By Tessa McLean, SFGATE We've all been there. Sitting in a snarl of California freeway traffic, staring up at the green directional signs in despair, watching brake lights blink on and off.
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