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Marisa Kendall

Homelessness Reporter at CalMatters

Marisa Kendall is a homelessness reporter at CalMatters, where she covers California's homelessness crisis. She has over six years of experience in this field and has won multiple awards for her comprehensive and sensitive reporting. Before joining CalMatters, Kendall worked for the Bay Area News Group, covering housing and homelessness, and was part of a team that won a Pulitzer Prize for their coverage of the Ghost Ship warehouse fire in Oakland. She has also covered courts for The Recorder in San Francisco and crime for The News-Press in Fort Myers, Florida. Kendall is a graduate of American University in Washington, D.C., and is fluent in Spanish at an intermediate level.134

On LinkedIn, her username is indeed "marisakendall," and she is listed as a Homelessness Reporter at CalMatters.25 Kendall's work involves traveling across California and beyond to investigate solutions to homelessness, such as examining Mayor Karen Bass's initiatives in Los Angeles and the successes in Houston, Texas.1 She resides in West Oakland and enjoys activities like swimming, biking, and reading novels.1

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Oakland, California, United States