Sam P.K. Collins is a journalist who focuses on local news in Washington D.C. He writes for The Washington Informer and his work has also been featured in The Philadelphia Tribune. Sam covers a range of topics including community events, local politics, social issues, and profiles of individuals making an impact in the D.C. area.
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Sam P.K. Collins' coverage primarily focuses on local news related to government, politics, education, and social issues within Washington D.C. His articles often include expert commentary and cover announcements from the local government.
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In Confirmation Roundtable, Kwelli D. Sneed Answers Questions About Grant Compliance
By: Sam P.K. Collins
D.C. Council delays second vote on DYRS accountability legislation, approves measures to prevent missed budget deadline, and addresses for-hire food delivery vehicles.
Months Later, Taal Still Not Allowed to Teach at Cornell University, Can Still Pursue Doctorate
Report Doesn’t Substantiate Residency Misrepresentation Allegations
White, Who Hasn’t Spoken About His Charges Yet, to Receive Another Opportunity to Defend Himself Before Colleagues
Artist Handirubvi Wakatama Herring in front of some of her work in the exhibit "Magwenya," which means a female crocodile. The exhibit, located at Studio 3510 in Mt. Rainer, Maryland, chronicled her healing journey and included more than a dozen drawings and paintings that Wakatama Herring created on her road to self-realization. (Ja'Mon Jackson/The Washington Informer)
By: James Wright Jr., Sam P.K. Collins
Kwanzaa celebrations offer a reprieve for Black District residents amidst crime and legal troubles. The seven principles of Kwanzaa are celebrated in D.C. and around the world.
D.C. Councilmember Trayon White, facing a federal bribery charge, apologized in remarks he made after his swearing in for a third term on Jan. 2, 2025. (Robert R. Roberts/The Washington Informer)
Council Chairman Stands Against Public Spending for Football Stadium
By: Christina Henderson
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