SF’s Sunset District Has Spoken. What Does Engardio’s Recall Mean for SF and Beyond?
Voters in San Francisco’s Sunset District overwhelmingly recalled Supervisor Joel Engardio this week over his support for closing the Great Highway and turning it into
Bay Area Groups Call for End of Military Shipments to Israel From Oakland Airport
“People of Oakland, across faiths and religions, have steadily raised calls for the end to Israel’s violence against Gaza, and have been advocating for elected
California Law Sets State’s Own Vaccine Schedules, Deepening Rift With CDC
President Donald Trump and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., meanwhile, have fired or replaced top CDC officials, stripped away vaccine recommendations for pregnant women
SF Supervisor Joel Engardio Concedes Recall in Sunset District
At Celia’s by the Beach on Judah Street, a Mexican restaurant in the Sunset, the room erupted in cheers as early results were posted. Quentin
As RFK Pushes MAHA, Federal Cuts Shut Down California Health and Nutrition Programs
The irony is not lost on local health leaders that while U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. vocally pushes an agenda
Delta Tunnel Plans Echo California’s Troubled History of Trying to Control Water
The result: L.A.’s stormwater rushes to the ocean through concrete channels, bypassing the thirsty soil beneath our feet. Fire-adapted chaparral, once tended through Indigenous cultural
California Extends Cap-and-Trade Program Aimed at Advancing State Climate Goals
Cap and trade has increased gas costs by about 26 cents per gallon, according to a February report from the Independent Emissions Market Advisory Committee,
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library Launches in San Francisco
“We are eagerly working to make that happen and have Dolly here in California,” she said. California is also the first state in the Imagination
Controversial California Bill to Combat Antisemitism in Schools Races Against Legislative Clock
“To create an antisemitism prevention coordinator — which represents about 5% of the student population in California — with a substantive charge to address hate
Silicon Valley Community Colleges Launch First Universal Free Meal Program in US for Students
Every in-person student enrolled in at least six units receives a meal card through the program that replenishes every Monday with a balance ranging from