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Angela Woodall

Angela Woodall

Angela Woodall is an award-winning cross platform reporter who focuses on healthcare, media and environmental issues. She teaches online and digital journalism at San Francisco State University and has won awards for her feature writing. Angela is currently writing, “On Her Own: Big Ag and the Farm to Table Movement.” Reach her <a href="http://twitter.com/angelawoodall>@angelawoodall</a>, on Facebook at AngelaWoodall or on Linkedin.

News
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In Bid for Dominance, Mayor’s Allies Flood S.F. Politics With Corporate Cash

08.17.2016
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By Angela Woodall, Reporter and Michael Stoll, Executive director

Last year spending on local elections was the highest on record, reaching nearly $28 million. The infusion of cash demonstrates how politicians and their powerful associates wield an influence on the political process that our campaign finance laws cannot effectively or appropriately manage.

Economy & Business
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High Housing Prices Undercut Aid Programs

01.21.2016
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By Angela Woodall, Reporter

In 1999, during the last tech startup boom, about one-third of San Francisco households were putting more than half their pay toward rent or a mortgage. That’s nothing compared with now.

Health
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How San Francisco Plans to Shield Residents From Runaway Prices

01.21.2016
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By Angela Woodall, Reporter

We list some examples of how the city has tried to soften the blow of rising prices, and policies that advocates for low-income people say San Francisco could adopt.

Health
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San Francisco to Expand Health Insurance Support

01.21.2016
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By Angela Woodall, Reporter

San Francisco is offering a new, subsidized plan and expanding Healthy San Francisco for city residents who need — but cannot afford — health insurance.

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