Susana Guerrero is a Food Reporter at SFGate. She covers a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, restaurant innovation, and organic farming, with a keen focus on the Bay Area's culinary scene and commercial real estate developments. Susana's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Beaumont Enterprise, KSBW 8, and The Sacramento Bee.
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Susana Guerrero's coverage predominantly focuses on local lifestyle, food and beverage topics in the San Francisco Bay Area. She frequently reports on new restaurant openings, closures, and legal disputes within the industry.
Given this focus, she may be interested in pitches that highlight unique or trendsetting developments within the local food scene or offer insights into dining trends specific to San Francisco and California. Additionally, stories related to local events or breaking news around restaurants and culinary experiences are likely to capture her attention.
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The new Sprouts will be near an existing Trader Joe's store.
The winery owner hopes to sell the winery to help pay off his debt.
By: Susana Guerrero
FILE: The exterior of Signorello Estate in Napa, Calif., on Aug. 3, 2024. The winery recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection amid owing more than $36 million in debt. (Signorello Estate via Yelp)
By: Susana Guerrero
FILE: The former Walgreens Pharmacy at 6100 Mission St. in Daly City is set to become a Grocery Outlet. Google Maps
The new store comes after Grocery Outlet announced 36 store closures.
By: Susana Guerrero
Ventana Grill in Pismo Beach, Calif., has been ordered to close by a judge because of unstable land. Dan M. via Yelp
FILE: Mexican food company Ruiz Foods announced a round of layoffs at its Dinuba, Calif., facility. Google Street View
The company recently made a round of layoffs in 2024.
The city has not said when the dirty water problem will be fixed FILE: A sign welcomes visitors to Napa Valley, Calif. St.
The city has not said when the dirty water problem will be fixed.
