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Alexei Koseff covers Gov. Gavin Newsom, the Legislature and California government from Sacramento.

He joined CalMatters in January 2022 after previously reporting on the Capitol for The Sacramento Bee and the San Francisco Chronicle, where he broke the story of Newsom’s infamous dinner at The French Laundry restaurant. He has written about California politics and government for more than a decade, twice winning the Sacramento Press Club award for best daily Capitol beat reporting.

Alexei aims to help readers better understand how their government is serving them. For CalMatters, he has traveled to all corners of California to dig into stories that explore how state policy is truly working — covering a backlash against progressive politics in Huntington Beach, the controversy over a homeless city councilmember in Ojai, a law enforcement team pioneering gun violence restraining orders in San Diego and efforts to rethink the 911 response to mental health calls in rural Nevada County. His coverage of how the collapse of California’s legal cannabis market has devastated the Emerald Triangle won a 2024 Best of the West award for business and financial reporting.

A native of the Bay Area, Alexei is the proud product of bilingual education. He attended Stanford University, where he graduated with degrees in American Studies and journalism.

Other languages spoken: Spanish (fluent)

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Assemblymember Mia Bonta, an Oakland Democrat, convenes with fellow legislators during the first day of session at the state Capitol in Sacramento on Jan. 4, 2023. Photo by Rahul Lal for CalMatters
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La Legislatura de California está de vuelta: cinco preguntas clave
EN RESUMEN La Legislatura de California vuelve a reunirse con una diversidad récord, pero con varias preguntas claves y muchos desafíos importantes. Read this article in English. Una creciente población de personas sin hogar. Una amarga batalla con la industria petrolera por los precios de la gasolina. Un plan de gastos para un estado con […]
经过 和 • 1 月 5, 2023
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Un tesoro enterrado: los políticos de California esconden $35 millones en dinero sobrante de la campaña
EN RESUMEN Casi 100 comités cuentan con $35 millones en fondos sobrantes de la campaña. Los candidatos pueden donar el dinero a obras de caridad o devolvérselo a sus donantes, pero muchos se aferran al dinero para conservar la influencia política o posiblemente volver a presentarse. Read this article in English. Han pasado casi ocho […]
经过 和 • 12 月 21, 2022
Gov. Gavin Newsom stands for the Pledge of Allegiance in the state Senate chamber as the new California Legislature is sworn into office on Dec. 5, 2022. Photo by Martin do Nascimento, CalMatters
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Nuevos rostros y nuevos desafíos: La Legislatura de California inicia una sesión especial
EN RESUMENUna nueva Legislatura de California con un número récord de mujeres y muchas caras nuevas asumió el cargo. El gobernador Gavin Newsom les da de inmediato los parámetros para una controvertida sanción a las ganancias de la industria petrolera. Read this article in English. Los reguladores de California limitarían el margen de ganancias de […]
经过 和 • 12 月 6, 2022

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Alexei Koseff covers Gov. Gavin Newsom, the Legislature and California government from Sacramento.
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阿列克谢·科塞夫
Alexei Koseff covers Gov. Gavin Newsom, the Legislature and California government from Sacramento. He joined CalMatters in January 2022 after previously reporting on the Capitol for The Sacramento Bee and the San Francisco Chronicle, where he broke the story of Newsom's infamous dinner at The French Laundry restaurant. He has written about California politics and government for more than a decade, twice winning the Sacramento Press Club award for best daily Capitol beat reporting. A native of the Bay Area, Alexei is the proud product of bilingual education. He attended Stanford University, where he graduated with degrees in American Studies and journalism. Other languages spoken: Spanish (fluent)