A Tale of Two Standards – The Price of Being Poor – Part 11
Journalist Malik Washington criticized San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie’s Good Neighbor Policy, asserting that it imposed new cleanliness standards on city-funded... Read more.
Bodies In the Trees, Silence in Washington
Journalist Malik Washington contended that the United States government must implement a standardized federal protocol for investigating suspicious hanging deaths.... Read more.
Justice Buried Beneath the Radiation: How a 1957 Nuclear Shield Law Just Told Black San Francisco That Fraud Doesn’t Count
On August 4, 2026, U.S. District Judge James Donato issued a summary judgment order concluding an eight-year legal dispute in favor of Tetra Tech EC, denying compensation... Read more.
The Hidden Pipeline
San Francisco-based nonprofit Turntable advocates for stable housing as a fundamental strategy in preventing human trafficking among youth experiencing homelessness,... Read more.
The Price Of Being Poor Reaches Pinole
Pinole resident Lynette Moore faced a new eviction filing from the John Stewart Company, an action that occurred concurrently with the finalization of her habitability... Read more.
Malik and Gale Washington Donate $1,000 to Davis Vanguard, Call on Others to Join Them
Malik and Gale Washington, founders of Destination Freedom Media Group, formally contributed $1,000 to the Davis Vanguard. The couple subsequently issued an appeal... Read more.
“A Lifetime of Service”: District 10 Supervisor Candidate Jamo Muhammad Shares His Vision for Bayview–Hunters Point and Beyond
District 10 Supervisor candidate Jamo Muhammad, in an interview with journalist Malik Washington, detailed his campaign platform, which emphasizes public safety,... Read more.
Built on Promises, Managed by Contradictions – Price of Being Poor – Part 9
Destination Freedom Media Group has called for an independent investigation into Alice Griffith Apartments, a federally subsidized housing community in San Francisco,... Read more.
Opinion: The Big Man, The Buried Record, and the Case for Freeing Kevin Epps
San Francisco filmmaker and journalist Kevin Epps was convicted in a case marked by controversy surrounding the use of digital reconstruction evidence. The conviction... Read more.
The Breaking Point: Behind the Walls – The Women, the Jail, the Oversight Failure, and the Politics of Selective Outrage in San Francisco – PART II
Nine women filed a class-action lawsuit in June 2026, alleging unconstitutional and degrading conditions within San Francisco's County Jail No. 2. The complaint... Read more.