Voter ID Initiative Qualifies for California’s November Election
Strickland and others who have helped lead the campaign attribute the initiative’s rapid certification to Julie Luckey, mother of tech billionaire Palmer Luckey who helped
California Courts Could Soon Begin Tracking ICE Arrests at Their Facilities
Victims of crimes such as domestic violence, sexual abuse and wage theft, advocates say, are declining to seek relief in court out of fear of
‘They’re Bleeding Us Dry’: Rent Hikes, Evictions in California Mobile Home Parks
Faria said that when she called Harmony about the first rent increase, she was told she’d have to pay or face eviction, an account the
These Californians Are Setting Sail for Gaza to Show They’re Anything but Powerless
“The question we should be asking is, what right does the state of Israel have of banning folks from going to Palestine?” said Subeh, who
For $700 a Month, Sleeping Pods Make SF More Affordable, but at What Cost?
These short-term micro-housing units with shared bathrooms and kitchen spaces have been a common source of affordable housing for generations of newcomers to San Francisco,
What to Know When Attending a 2026 Valkyries Game at Chase Center
And if you’re a newer fan, keep reading for our guide to how to attend a home game at Chase Center, including information about where
SF Public Schools Are Set for New History Textbooks for the First Time in 20 Years
The social science curriculum changes follow similar program overhauls for English language arts and mathematics. In 2024, SFUSD adopted a new language arts core curriculum
San Francisco’s Skyline Shines, but Earthquake Risk Remains 120 Years After 1906
That “heavy responsibility” for Carroll shakes up every April 18, the anniversary of the 1906 earthquake. This year marks 120 years since the magnitude 7.9
Victim of Alleged SF Hit-and-Run Murder Is Remembered as a Beloved Trans Elder
A woman who was killed in a hit-and-run this week in San Francisco’s South of Market neighborhood is being mourned as a beloved elder in
Bay Area Nature Camp Fights ‘Bureaucracy and NIMBYism’ Ahead of Key Vote
School leaders and parents praise its mission of teaching the students to resolve conflicts peacefully, and numerous students inspired by the experience come back as