Randy Shaw is the Editor of Beyond Chron and the Executive Director of the Tenderloin Housing Clinic. He focuses on issues related to government and politics, housing market dynamics, and climate policy, while also advocating for animal rights. Shaw is featured in The South Reporter, LA Progressive, and NewsBreak.
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Randy Shaw's articles primarily focus on local politics, activism, and the housing crisis in San Francisco. His coverage often includes expert commentary and legal policy regulation. If you are reaching out to Randy Shaw, consider offering insights or opinions from experts within the San Francisco political or activist scene. Topics such as housing policy, local government decisions, and community activism would likely be of interest to him. Given his extensive coverage of San Francisco issues, pitches should specifically address how they relate to the city's unique political landscape and ongoing challenges like the housing crisis.
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Where is San Francisco’s Downtown? It used to mean the highrise office buildings in the Financial District. Battles over highrise development in the 1980’s
Do voters want a radical response?
October 1 marked a positive turning point for San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood. Tenderloin Police Station has returned to its original goal of protecting the Tenderloin. A decade of a wrongheaded redistricting that vastly expanded Tenderloin Station to cover Market Street, the Westfield Centre, Sixth Street and then-troubled UN Plaza has finally come to an end.
By: Randy Shaw
A key strategy for progressive change
Hubert Humphrey and the transformation of Democratic Party
Prop I offers critically needed funding
Prop D won't clean up city hall
San Francisco voters are being swamped with ads for Mayor Lurie’s measures D, E and F. The message: we need these initiatives to stop $1.7 million toilets,
Mayor Lee has boosted Oakland
An unually quiet SF election
