Justin Phillips

2 weeks ago | sfchronicle.com | Justin Phillips

The San Francisco Chronicle won some of the top awards at this year’s Best of the West journalism awards, with judges recognizing the newsroom’s visual storytelling and sharp commentary across several categories. The Best of the West competition draws hundreds of entries each year from newsrooms across the western U.S., and is judged by veteran journalists and editors from around the country. This year’s field was especially competitive, with more than 800 entries across dozens of categories.

1 month ago | sanluisobispo.com | Justin Phillips

Bay Area Black activists and scholars have long been leaders in the national fight for justice, equity and inclusion. Today, under the second Trump administration, that work has a renewed sense of urgency. In January, the White House issued executive orders that ended the government's support of DEI programs and pressured companies to eliminate their initiatives.

2 months ago | mothersalwaysright.com | Justin Phillips

Pets are a great addition to every family and home, regardless of the size. While choosing a pet means committing to the welfare of another living thing, it can be an exciting experience for all family members. You only need to find a pet that suits your family, home, and lifestyle. This takes careful consideration and research. This article outlines the benefits of keeping pets and shares helpful tips for choosing pets to ensure a great selection and a fulfilling experience.

Jan 14, 2025 | gmtoday.com | Justin Phillips

To the editor: As a parent of three, I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t worried about online safety as my kids age. While the internet has given us amazing technology and communication advancements, there is plenty of content I’m uncomfortable with my kids accessing. That’s why knowing what our kids do online should concern all parents.

Dec 16, 2024 | mercedsunstar.com | Justin Phillips

The San Francisco Chronicle is proud to announce the hiring of Ryan Gabrielson as Investigative Editor, a strategic move illustrating the Chronicle's commitment to groundbreaking investigative journalism. A Pulitzer Prize winner, Gabrielson will lead the Chronicle's investigative team, spearheading reporting that challenges authority, exposes corruption and brings about meaningful change. He will report to Demian Bulwa, the Chronicle's Director of News.