Troy Sambajon
Prior to covering City Hall and federal impacts for the San Francisco Public Press, Troy Sambajon covered housing and affordability for The Christian Science Monitor, where his work earned awards for best housing story and best human-interest feature in New England. He writes stories on housing and solutions, from church-to-housing conversions to workforce housing for teachers and the nation’s broader housing shortage. He also covers how institutions expand – or fail to expand – access, from free community college in Massachusetts to statewide public defender strikes. Sambajon began his journalism career at his college newspaper, The Bottom Line, eventually serving as national beat reporter. He studied Global Studies and French at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
