Personal Information
- First Name
- Jason
- Last Name
- Winshell
- Public Press role
- Photo Editor, Photographer and Reporter
- Where I live
- San Francisco
- Web site
- http://www.jasonwinshell.com
- Bio
Jason Winshell a reporter, photographer and the photo editor of the Public Press. He is also an artist. The focus of his art is social documentary photography. In 2010, he was nominated for the SFMOMA SECA award. In 2011, Jason published a book of his work, “At a Distance.”
History
- Member for
- 2 years 6 weeks
- Blog
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More by Jason Winshell
- News Notes
- Superfund site in San Francisco proves toxic for Navy, neighbors
- University of San Francisco aims to move transmitter quickly following KUSF sale
- Sex, drugs and filth plague city-sponsored public restrooms
- San Francisco poised to revive ‘sanctuary city’ after feds deport more than 100 non-criminals
- City steps in where state fails to regulate toxic manis and pedis
- Harder to Chronicle: fewer reporters cover more territory as Hearst, Media News reduce coverage overlap
- N-Judah rush hour express bus service trimming trip times, overcrowding
- S.F. food providers scrambling to find money to pay for fresh goods as federal funds disappear
- After anti-trafficking team shifted focus to prostitution arrests, police retool investigations
- Legal advocates give San Francisco low marks for penalizing homeless people
- Bucking a punitive trend, San Francisco lets students own up to misdeeds instead of getting kicked out of school
- Big banks help payday lenders offer quick cash at steep prices
- California legislature may expand lending limit
- Advocates launch campaign to get anti-trafficking bill on state ballot
- Bay Area agencies improvise tactics to battle trafficking
- Muni to try quicker boarding scheme in latest effort to meet elusive performance goals
- Cities resist regional plan to limit sprawl
- Muni train switchbacks insult San Francisco riders, says watchdog panel
- Without long-term support, human trafficking survivors at risk of re-exploitation
- Can San Francisco add 150,000 more people?
- Muni Reports Low On-Time Transit Rate Remains Far Below Goal
- How the Profits Upkeep Commission Helps PG&E Pick Your Pocket
- Dirtytech: They Obsessively Sort and Recycle What You Dump
- San Francisco Police Department overhauls Special Victims Unit
- San Francisco police say Special Victims Unit to investigate more cases for evidence of human trafficking
- A candidate for S.F. prosecutor makes human trafficking an issue in campaign, downplays federal help
- Q&A: Candidates for San Francisco district attorney
- Police catch kidnap suspect after monthlong human trafficking investigation
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