Heather Knight

San Francisco

San Francisco Bureau Chief at The New York Times

San Francisco bureau chief for the New York Times; former columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle and co-host of #TotalSF podcast; proud to call SF home

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How We Photographed Coyotes in San Francisco

1 week ago | nytimes.com | Heather Knight |Loren Elliott

A photographer's patient technique revealed that the wild canines are flourishing in the city. Times Insider explains who we are and what we do and delivers behind-the-scenes insights into how our journalism comes together. Two years ago, when the freelance photographer Loren Elliott moved back to San Francisco after a stint in Sydney, Australia, he quickly noticed a new feature of city life: signs warning people of coyotes were everywhere.
This California Highway Is Now a Park. The Cars Are Gone, but Not the Anger.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Heather Knight

NowHomes, hotels, restaurants, stores, books, candles, caviar sets. If you can build it, Ken Fulk wants to design it. “I’m going to trip!” Ken Fulk yelled as he barreled down the stairs of the Flemish Revival building in Lower Manhattan where his design company has a New York office. Mr. Fulk, who was …
Los coyotes reinan en San Francisco

2 weeks ago | infobae.com | Heather Knight |Loren Elliott

CoyotesAnimal BehaviorUrban AreasSan Francisco (Calif)They walk along busy San Francisco streets. In Se pasean por las concurridas calles de San Francisco. En las plazas de Chinatown. Por las rutas de los autobuses Muni. Una vez encontraron a uno durmiendo en una lavandería. A veces se pueden ver coyotes merodeando por ciudades de todo Estados Unidos, como Chicago y Nueva York. Pero en San Francisco se han hecho omnipresentes, y la tensión entre humanos y coyotes va en aumento.
Los coyotes reinan en San Francisco

2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Heather Knight |Loren Elliott

Tras una larga ausencia, estos animales han vuelto a ser omnipresentes en la ciudad. Algunos vecinos los encuentran encantadores, pero otros los ven con desdén. Un coyote caminaba por Bernal Hill, con el horizonte de San Francisco a lo lejos. Credit... They walk along busy San Francisco streets. In Se pasean por las concurridas calles de San Francisco. En las plazas de Chinatown. Por las rutas de los autobuses Muni. Una vez encontraron a uno durmiendo en una lavandería.
The coyotes of San Francisco

2 weeks ago | seattletimes.com | Heather Knight |Loren Elliott

SAN FRANCISCO — They walk along busy San Francisco streets. In Chinatown plazas. Across the paths of Muni buses. One was found dozing in a laundromat. Coyotes can sometimes be seen roaming in cities around the country, including Chicago and New York. But in San Francisco, they have become ubiquitous, and the tension between humans and coyotes is growing. Some people adore them, and coyote mania has seeped into the city’s quirky culture.
The Coyotes of San Francisco

2 weeks ago | myheraldreview.com | Heather Knight

SAN FRANCISCO — They walk along busy San Francisco streets. In Chinatown plazas. Across the paths of Muni buses. One was found dozing in a laundromat. Coyotes can sometimes be seen roaming in cities around the country, including Chicago and New York. But in San Francisco, they have become ubiquitous, and the tension between humans and coyotes is growing. Some people adore them, and coyote mania has seeped into the city’s quirky culture.
San Francisco’s coyotes divide city residents

2 weeks ago | pressdemocrat.com | Heather Knight |Loren Elliott

SAN FRANCISCO — They walk along busy San Francisco streets. In Chinatown plazas. Across the paths of Muni buses. One was found dozing in a laundromat. Coyotes can sometimes be seen roaming in cities around the country, including Chicago and New York. But in San Francisco, they have become ubiquitous, and the tension between humans and coyotes is growing. Some people adore them, and coyote mania has seeped into the city’s quirky culture.
The coyotes of San Francisco

2 weeks ago | pressdemocrat.com | Heather Knight |Loren Elliott

SAN FRANCISCO — They walk along busy San Francisco streets. In Chinatown plazas. Across the paths of Muni buses. One was found dozing in a laundromat. Coyotes can sometimes be seen roaming in cities around the country, including Chicago and New York. But in San Francisco, they have become ubiquitous, and the tension between humans and coyotes is growing. Some people adore them, and coyote mania has seeped into the city’s quirky culture.
Why San Francisco Is Divided Over Coyotes

2 weeks ago | businessandamerica.com | Heather Knight |Laura Bult |James Surdam

Eradicated in the 1900s, coyotes have returned to San Francisco. Heather Knight, the San Francisco bureau chief of The New York Times, describes why they’re back, and how the coyotes’ killing of dogs and lunging at children have people in the city on edge. Source link
The Coyotes of San Francisco

2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Heather Knight |Loren Elliott

After a long absence from the city, the animals have become ubiquitous again. Some residents find them delightful, but others view them with disdain. A coyote walks along Bernal Hill, with the San Francisco skyline in the distance. Credit... Dozens of coyotes live in San Francisco, with small packs controlling specific territories like mob families. Golden Gate Park is home to two clans, with the 19th Avenue thoroughfare apparently serving as their dividing line.