Nadia Lopez
Reporter at Axios San Francisco Newsletter
california reporter @business focus on climate, economy, housing + | former @calmatters | board member @sejorg | hablo español | tips: [email protected]
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3 days ago |
axios.com | Nadia Lopez
Thousands of people flocked to Dolores Park on Easter Sunday to celebrate what's become a storied tradition: The Hunky Jesus costume contest. State of play: The humorous and irreverent event is hosted annually by The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a charity and advocacy organization founded by a group of cheeky drag nuns in 1979. Driving the news: The winner of Sunday's infamous contest was Cowboy Carter Jesus, who was very much inspired by Beyonce's most recent album.
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3 days ago |
axios.com | Alex Fitzpatrick |Nadia Lopez
Federal funding makes up about 28% of overall government revenue in California, per the latest available data. Why it matters: The Trump administration and Republicans in Congress are looking for ways to cut federal spending. State of play: In nearly half of U.S. states, federal funding makes up 40% or more of overall revenue. California had $468 billion in general revenue in 2022 — and received $132 billion from the feds that year.
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3 days ago |
axios.com | Claire Reilly |Nadia Lopez
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6 days ago |
axios.com | Nadia Lopez
Abigail Munn performs with Circus Bella. Courtesy of Abigail Munn/Circus Bella. San Francisco's love of circus can often be traced back to one historic troupe that continues to influence performers in the city: The Pickle Family Circus. State of play: Started by a group of eccentric San Francisco-based performers in 1974, the circus group left a longstanding imprint on the community, helped spur the renaissance of American circus and inspired the creation of Cirque du Soleil.
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1 week ago |
axios.com | Nadia Lopez
Fire engulfs a home as the Eaton Fire moves through Altadena. Photo: by Justin Sullivan/Getty ImagesState Farm, California's largest home insurer, is facing an unprecedented financial crisis following the destructive blazes in Los Angeles, which cost the company $7.6 billion in losses.
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