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Sriharsha Devulapalli

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San Francisco, San Francisco Bay
As seen in: San Francisco Chronicle, MSN, Yahoo Finance, Flipboard, Mint, Yahoo, The Sacramento Bee, Emergency Management, Government Technology, San Luis Obispo Tribune, Fresno Bee and
Covers:  San Francisco, Housing, Transit, Climate, Economy
graphics reporter @sfchronicle email : sriharsha.devulapalli@sfchronicle.com

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Reporter, San Francisco Chronicle.
Formerly with Mint.

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White 30-somethings dominate S.F. Here's the most common demographic in every county

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By Danielle Echeverria Verified, Sriharsha Devulapalli Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Follow White 30-somethings dominate S.F. Here's the most common demographic in every county Danielle Echeverria, Sriharsha Devulapalli Sat, July 11, 2026 at 12:00 PM UTC Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Pedestrians cross The Embarcadero to the Ferry Building on Jan. 15, 2025 in San Francisco. (Dan Hernandez/The Chronicle) California contains multitudes.
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Map: The most common demographic in every California county

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By Danielle Echeverria Verified, Harsha Devulapalli, Sriharsha Devulapalli Verified
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
California contains multitudes. Its powerhouse industries, from tech to Hollywood to agriculture, have shaped the Golden State, influencing affordability, migration and ultimately, who lives where. The result is a demographic landscape with distinct regional patterns. To see how those patterns vary across the state, the Chronicle analyzed recently released U.S. Census Bureau population estimates that break down county populations by age, race and ethnicity in 2025.
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Map shows how much home insurance rates have risen in every California ZIP code

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By Megan Munce Verified, Sriharsha Devulapalli Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Insurance prices in wildfire-prone parts of California, such as the Oakland Hills, have risen rapidly over the last few years, according to new research. (Jessica Christian/S.F. Chronicle) In 2026, the average California homeowner pays 84% more per year for home insurance than they did six years ago, according to new research from Stanford University. That's a 45% increase when adjusted for inflation.
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Tintin

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This one pitch that said they'd put me in touch with a dead man's spirit in case I wanted to quote him.

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Cannot tell. I get hundreds of them every day.