They do not even bother to reply to email sent to them.
San Francisco Chronicle – circulation of more than 512,000 and a Sunday circulation of over 539,500.
- Bulwa, Demian Director of News demian.bulwa@sfchronicle.com
- Garcia-Ruiz, Emilio Editor in Chief emilio.garcia-ruiz@sfchronicle.com
- Nagel, Bill Publisher BillNagel-Communications@sfchronicle.com
Email reciently sent, no reply….
We are subscribers to the Sunday edition and live in the Bayview. Here are some comments/suggestions:
- Cover the Bayview. It is one of the only semi affordable areas of the city – with the best weather and houses one of the last light industrial areas of the city – yet there is an active art scene. We even have a winery ½ block from where we live (Gratta Winery/Deli on 3rd St) and Hardware store from the 30’s. I know that young people (men mostly) in the Bayview do not respect traffic laws and drive like crazy.
- With regard to your cover story in today’s edition about more Black people being killed in high speed chases – and I know that in San Francisco they avoid these – but the fatal flaw in the story – is that if more Black drivers are involved running from the cops this will be the result.
- I am sure that there is a lot involved with putting out a daily paper but would like to see a better balance between covering victims and what is working in the city.
- An be sure to cover SFMTA and how they have made a mess on Valencia St as well as 17th St. The bicycle coalition seems to be running the SFMTA.
Just some thoughts and hope they are helpful.
Sincerely,
Bob Black
<update 12/20/2024> Griffin from The San Francisco Standard responds to email. Guess the SF Chron is a dying paper - part of an old generation. Wonder if the Chron is even making money for the Hearst Corporation.
Supervor Shamon Walton (District 10) and many other online publications respond to email … why do you not even bother to reply to email? Still waiting.
My advice: