Andrew Pridgen is a Central California Editor. He specializes in themes such as construction and real estate, food and beverages, and travel and tourism, with a focus on commercial real estate, the housing market, and tourism trends. Andrew's work has been featured in notable publications including The Modesto Bee, Las Vegas Sun, and The Sacramento Bee.
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Andrew Pridgen’s articles center around local stories in California, particularly focusing on historic buildings, real estate, and the preservation of such properties. His coverage often includes expert commentary and evolving stories related to travel, lifestyle, entertainment news, house & home, as well as family & relationships.
To effectively reach out to Andrew with pitches or expertise that align with his coverage attributes and themes covered would be beneficial. For example:
- Offering insights into historical significance or architectural value of buildings.
- Providing expert commentary on real estate trends impacting historic properties in California.
- Sharing unique perspectives on preserving historical landmarks within the state.
Since Andrew focuses primarily on local content within California (especially San Francisco), any pitch should emphasize its relevance to these specific areas.
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'I'm at my personal limit' FILE: Looking east down State Street toward the Santa Barbara beach and marina. JasonDoiy/Getty Images
"Approximately 20% of my life on the planet has been spent litigating this project."
'This is a really bad one' FILE: A worker empties a bin of freshly picked cabernet sauvignon wine grapes at the Stags' Leap Winery in Napa, Calif.
'This project will bring steel manufacturing back to the Golden State' FILE: Construction is seen at a Mesabi Metallics facility, not related to Pacific Steel Group's Kern County steel mill.
By: Andrew Pridgen
'I always get the waffle. I love it.' The Fiscalini Fruit, a sweet take on one of Hidden Kitchen restaurant's specialty blue corn waffles in Cayucos, Calif.
'There's an obvious market here' A rendering of the new high-rise hotel scheduled to break ground on Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026, at the Hard Rock Casino Tejon.
"The worst years in San Simeon since I lived here is after COVID."
By: Andrew Pridgen
"The worst years in San Simeon since I lived here is after COVID."
"What you buy if you want something you can never replace."
She stopped at the Delano In-N-Out after stumping in Bakersfield The Delano In-N-Out is seen on Dec. 18, 2025. In-N-Out Burger/Yelp
