Alexei Koseff cubre al gobernador Gavin Newsom, la Legislatura y el gobierno de California desde Sacramento.
Se unió a CalMatters en enero de 2022 después de informar anteriormente sobre el Capitolio para The Sacramento Bee y el San Francisco Chronicle, donde contó la historia de la infame cena de Newsom en el restaurante The French Laundry. Ha escrito sobre política de california y el gobierno durante más de una década, ganando dos veces el premio Sacramento Press Club al mejor reportaje diario del Capitolio.
Originario del Área de la Bahía, Alexei es el orgulloso producto de la educación bilingüe. Asistió a la Universidad de Stanford, donde se graduó en Estudios Americanos y Periodismo.
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Alexei Koseff cubre al gobernador Gavin Newsom, la Legislatura y el gobierno de California desde Sacramento.
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Alexei Koseff cubre al gobernador Gavin Newsom, la Legislatura y el gobierno de California desde Sacramento. Se unió a CalMatters en enero de 2022 después de informar anteriormente sobre el Capitolio para The Sacramento Bee y el San Francisco Chronicle, donde contó la historia de la infame cena de Newsom en el restaurante The French Laundry. Ha escrito sobre la política y el gobierno de California durante más de una década y ganó dos veces el premio del Sacramento Press Club al mejor reportaje diario del Capitolio. Originario del Área de la Bahía, Alexei es el orgulloso producto de la educación bilingüe. Asistió a la Universidad de Stanford, donde se graduó en Estudios Americanos y Periodismo. Otros idiomas hablados: Español (fluido)