melissa cho

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̶p̶e̶r̶s̶o̶n̶a̶l̶i̶t̶y̶ ̶h̶i̶r̶e̶ senior video producer @sfgate.com. but you can call me SFGATE Girl.

Images of Danny DeVito are everywhere in San Francisco. For several years, an anonymous street artist has sprayed images of Ongo Gablogian, a wig-wearing alter ego of DeVito’s character in “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” on walls across the city.

When San Francisco cable cars are too worn for the rails, they head to a Dogpatch carpentry shop, where a four-man crew rebuilds them piece by piece — and sometimes leaves hidden mementos for future generations to find.

Come to San Francisco, you’ll love the Burmese food. My newest profile with Burma Love, a crowd favorite in the Bay that won “Best Burmese restaurant” in our annual SFGATE Best of Bay Area readers’ choice awards last year. Try the tea leaf salad — it’s insane.

SFGATE@sfgate.com · 4mo ago

In a city that’s famously just seven by seven miles, San Francisco now has more than a dozen Burmese restaurants. Since opening in the Mission in 2014 as an offshoot of the beloved Burma Superstar in the Richmond, Burma Love has grown to five Bay Area locations.

San Francisco has a reputation for bad style — think dress sneakers, tech company t-shirts and backpacks with suits. As New York Magazine once put it: “S.F. style is the clothing equivalent of water. The taste is so neutral, you can’t be sure it’s there.”

@caltrain.com has won a national award for its video last summer that dunked on the Dodgers. The clip, filmed near the agency’s San Carlos offices, was designed to encourage fans to take the train to Oracle Park. It drew more than 250,000 views on TikTok and Instagram within 24 hours.

SFGATE found the National Park Service quietly revoked at least 40 job offers for seasonal visual information specialists across 19 parks, according to employees granted anonymity to protect their jobs.

Hi! I’m an SF-based video journalist. Here are some select video stills from my recent journo adventures: 🧵👇 1. “How your Christmas tree gets recycled in SF”

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Juleon Cotillon, a Bay Area native who lives in Hayward, is the brains behind the Buck Fifty — a white plastic tray for both the hot dog and soda that fits neatly on the top rack of a Costco shopping cart.

Do you have what it takes to feed 70,000 people in a day??!!! My newest video report with our food editor Jessica on Levi’s Stadium’s culinary team, busting their asses to curate and cater a Bay-Area themed menu for this year’s Super Bowl. Much meat was consumed. Had tofu soup for dinner.

SFGATE@sfgate.com · 6mo ago

In just days, 50 chefs and 2,500 hospitality workers at Levi’s Stadium will feed roughly 70,000 Super Bowl attendees. Ahead of kickoff, Levy Restaurants, the stadium's official culinary team, offered the SFGATE team an exclusive tasting of this year’s Bay Area–themed menu.