Azul Dahlstrom-Eckman
Freelance Reporter - KALW Audio Academy '21 FellowI'm a freelance audio and print journalist based in San Francisco, CA.
I’ve worked as an arborist, bicycle mechanic, carpenter, zero waste educator, whitewater raft guide, and a freelance reporter for the Potrero View newspaper. My passions include everything outdoors, showing off my favorite spots in San Francisco, and most recently, swimming in the Bay.
I'm interested in sound-rich stories covering small businesses, environmental justice, and the things that make the Bay Area tick.
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BART Government and Community Relations Department Director Rodd Lee had some news at Thursday’s BART Board meeting: “We plan to add 20 new crisis… -
While the majority of counties in the Bay Area have already implemented the state’s Regional Stay At Home Order, San Mateo, Solano, Napa and Santa Cruz… -
With the basketball season just weeks away, Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry found time, Wednesday, to talk with former President Barack Obama in… -
Currently, contract negotiations between the city and the San Francisco Police Officers Association happen behind closed doors. But as calls for police… -
As winter weather moved into San Francisco, Mayor London Breed had some chilly news for restaurant owners and their patrons. “Sadly, beginning the end of… -
The city is negotiating pay for police through June 2023. If passed, the agreement would defer pay raises for police officers for the next two years. City… -
The new policy affects Oakland’s over 4,000 homeless people. It prohibits them from camping within 100 feet of certain high sensitivity areas. Places like… -
Noble led a small group of horseback riders to the Alameda County Courthouse to turn in her ballot. About a dozen photographers snapped photos of the… -
Measure C would tax businesses that sell cannabis in Fairfield. How much depends on the kind of business. For retail cannabis sales, it would be 6%.… -
Back in March, city leaders closed San Francisco’s playgrounds. Stopping the spread of COVID-19 became the number one priority. It has been a long 7…
