Andy Lindquist

Berkeley

Digital Editor at KNTV-TV (San Jose, CA)

Music writer for @sfsonicmag, freelance writer, editor for NBC Sports Bay Area

Articles

15 Most Boring Cities in America

6 days ago | financebuzz.com | Andy Lindquist |Lauren Wellbank

There are numerous exciting cities throughout the U.S., each filled with vibrant culture, thriving nightlife, outdoor adventures, and fine dining. However, there are still plenty of places in America where excitement is lacking and boredom rules. One of the smartest money moves as a homeowner is to live in a place with close access to things that excite you. Living in a boring city can only work for so long before ennui sets in.
Rafael Devers drops hilarious Barry Bonds one-liner in Giants presser

1 week ago | nbcsportsbayarea.com | Andy Lindquist

Rafael Devers had a funny comment when asked about how Giants legend Barry Bonds can impact his hitting ability. After a whirlwind weekend that saw him get traded from the Boston Red Sox to the Giants, Devers arrived in San Francisco on Tuesday for his introductory press conference. The newest member of the orange and black was asked about Bonds, another left-handed power hitter, with Devers delivering a hilarious one-liner.
How new Giants superstar Rafael Devers can benefit from Oracle Park, per Pablo Sandoval

1 week ago | nbcsportsbayarea.com | Andy Lindquist

Giants legend Pablo Sandoval believes newly acquired slugger Rafael Devers is well-suited to the dimensions of Oracle Park. Sandoval, who was teammates with Devers on the Boston Red Sox in 2017, believes the slugger’s hitting style will work better in San Francisco than in Fenway Park.
Giants' Rafael Devers trade from Boston Red Sox receives mixed reviews from MLB executives, scouts

1 week ago | nbcsportsbayarea.com | Andy Lindquist

Many executives from around the MLB had mixed reactions to the Giants' shocking trade with the Boston Red Sox for slugger Rafael Devers. The trade provided San Francisco with a serious offensive upgrade, but many American League scouts were less than enthused about the Giants picking up such a hefty contract. “The ‘Hey, since we can’t get a good deal on a free agent, let’s get a questionable one so that we have one’ logic is suspect to me,” an AL executive told The Athletic.
10 Car Insurance Loopholes Most Seniors Don't Know About

1 week ago | financebuzz.com | Andy Lindquist |Calista Headrick

Car insurance can be costly, and for seniors, the costs can be even higher. According to Progressive, older drivers are more likely to be severely injured in an accident, which can lead to greater costs for insurance companies. As a result, car insurance rates tend to increase for senior drivers. That means saving money on car insurance is crucial when you're on a fixed income. And the good news?
11 Government Jobs That Welcome Seniors (Great Benefits Too)

1 week ago | financebuzz.com | Andy Lindquist |Calista Headrick

Working in the public sector is a great way for older Americans to make a stable living and earn serious cash. Not only do they offer attractive benefits, but governmental jobs are a necessity for society to function correctly. Plus, not only will you be earning money, but you'll also be making a difference in the lives of your fellow citizens. More good news? The government views age as an asset, so these roles are ideal for older individuals seeking to continue in the workforce.
12 Low-Stress Jobs That Pay $60,000 or More

2 weeks ago | financebuzz.com | Andy Lindquist |Michael Cook

Most of us have been in a high-stress work environment, and it's safe to say it's not fun. But higher stress levels can negatively impact our productivity and quality of life. If you're looking for a job that both pays well and won't have you sweating, you're in luck. Getting a well-paying job is a surefire way to boost your bank account. Picking a profession that keeps your stress levels low makes it even better. Here are 12 jobs that pay at least $60,000 a year.
49ers handled 2025 NFL offseason ‘perfectly,’ Steve Young believes

2 weeks ago | nbcsportsbayarea.com | Andy Lindquist

Steve Young believes the 49ers had a great offseason and have set themselves up well for the 2025 NFL season. The legendary San Francisco quarterback likes all of the roster moves the franchise made over the spring and summer. “I’m very happy with how they handled the offseason,” Young told Rich Eisen on the “Rich Eisen Show.” “They had a clear plan. It was retooling. It wasn’t a complete restructure, but it was a retooling. Every move was tactical and smart and fast.
Bryce Huff thankful for 49ers reunion with Robert Saleh after 2024 struggles

2 weeks ago | nbcsportsbayarea.com | Andy Lindquist

Newly acquired 49ers defensive end Bryce Huff is ecstatic to reunite with his former coach, Robert Saleh, in San Francisco. The 27-year-old explained that he expected the Philadelphia Eagles to trade him during the offseason and was hopeful that he would be traded to the 49ers. "I had a few places in mind that I definitely was hoping to get traded," Huff said Wednesday to reporters (h/t ESPN’s Nick Wagoner). "All I was doing was just working out, just staying in my routine as best as possible.
Draymond Green reveals Pacers’ key to winning NBA Finals vs. Thunder

2 weeks ago | nbcsportsbayarea.com | Andy Lindquist

Draymond Green believes the Indiana Pacers can win the NBA Finals over the Oklahoma City Thunder if they do one thing. The Warriors veteran and four-time NBA champion explained what the Pacers need to do offensively to beat the Thunder. “I believe the Pacers can win this series,” Green told Metta World Peace and Baron Davis on “The Draymond Green Show with Baron Davis.” “But, my only thing is… the Pacers don’t get Pascal Siakam the ball enough.