In Los Angeles, journalists covering the anti-ICE protests are coming under fire from law enforcement. Advocates worry for their safety but also for the public's ability to get accurate and timely news. My latest for The Washington Post with Jeremy Barr: washingtonpost.com/style/media/20…

Here are some tips on safety and preparation, should you choose to participate in a protest about a cause you care about. kqed.org/news/11821950/…

We are monitoring the protests for any interactions with law enforcement that interfere with reporting and safety in doing so. Please reach out if this is the case. DM for survey link or email us, can also DM for Signal

The National Press Club called on the Los Angeles police chief and Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna to stop targeting, detaining, or obstructing journalists. wusa9.com/article/news/n…

With @spj_norcal, FAC sent this letter to San Francisco Police noting officers' detaining, shoving, and obstructing journalists from doing their jobs covering protests. This is unacceptable. firstamendmentcoalition.org/2025/06/11/fac…

SPJ and its chapters SPJLA, SPJ NorCal Chapter @spj-norcal.bsky.social and SanDiego SPJ have joined letters led by First Amendment Coalition, LA Press Club and Freedom of the Press expressing concern over officers’ treatment of journalists covering protests related to ICE operations in LA. Read more: spj.org/spj-joins-effo…

Journalists are the public's eyes and ears. That's why FAC and its free press partners such as @lapressclub @freedomofpress @spj_norcal have been working tirelessly all week to defend press rights. firstamendmentcoalition.org/news/post/figh…

SPJ NorCal is troubled by the alleged conditions that led to this lawsuit on behalf of The Stanford Daily, and support the student journalists in the fight against the federal government for free speech that's ensnared noncitizens washingtonpost.com/education/2025…

Happening tonight! Speakers include SFGATE’s editor-in-chief Grant Marek, Le Temps video journalist Cathy Dogon, Catchlight CEO Elodie MaillietStorm and Alexandra Ulmer, U.S. National Affairs Correspondent for Reuters in San Francisco

How often do we take the time to really absorb the work of incarcerated journalists? You won't want to miss this chance to, happening tomorrow eve

"Press freedom is not negotiable—in Gaza, in Los Angeles, or anywhere else."

We're very happy to voluntarily recognize the Mission Local Guild! We'll work in good faith with our staff on upcoming negotiations, & look forward to ironing out a contract.

Ever relied on the Wayback Machine to recover lost work, deleted statements by politicians, find old TV news clips and other research? Go deeper with a hands-on training on Thurs, Sept. 4 Internet Archive! Coming up soon, register for the free event below eventbrite.com/e/workshop-way…