The Record Is Sealed. Our Conscience Cannot Be.
By Journalist Malik WashingtonDestination Freedom Media Group & The Davis Vanguard A life lost. A process demanding...... Read more.
The Officer Was Flagged. The Cases Were Not.
An investigative report documented a systemic accountability gap in New York following findings of a New Rochelle officer's misconduct pattern, underscoring that... Read more.
In the Fillmore, a Congressional Race Meets the Unfinished Business of Black San Francisco
Democratic candidates Connie Chan and Scott Wiener deliberated on reparations, housing stability, and community surveillance at a congressional town hall convened... Read more.
‘I Can’t Breathe. Please, Sir.’: How San Francisco Police Beat Kevon Gibson into a Coma — and How the DA’s Office Tried to Keep the City from Knowing
Kevon Gibson was acquitted of multiple felony charges originating from a 2025 arrest pertaining to San Francisco police excessive force and subsequent allegations... Read more.
The Weight of a Long Memory
District 10 supervisor candidates J.R. Eppler, Dion-Jay Brookter, and Theo Ellington deliberated on environmental justice, housing stability, and public safety at... Read more.
The Cloud Has an Address: San Francisco Hits Pause on the AI Boom — and Bayview Says the Fight Has Only Begun
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously authorized a 45-day municipal moratorium on new data processing facilities, pending an environmental and community... Read more.
THE PRICE OF BEING POOR — INSTALLMENT 14 – When a Few Dollars Can Cost You a Home
San Francisco's Land Use and Transportation Committee recommended an amendment to the city's administrative code that would establish a minimum rent debt threshold... Read more.
The Machine in the Ledger
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors' Government Audit and Oversight Committee issued subpoenas to Domus Management Company and other key entities following a... Read more.
They Built It. Now They’re Fighting to Stay: Inside San Francisco’s Crisis of Accountability in Black Affordable Housing
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors' Government Audit and Oversight Committee convened a hearing on October 1, where residents of historic Black housing cooperatives... Read more.
‘Do Not Delete or Destroy’: SFUSD Tells Staff of Federal Investigation Four Months after DOJ Letter Arrived
San Francisco Unified School District Superintendent Dr. Maria Su formally notified district employees on October 1 regarding a Title IX compliance review initiated... Read more.