Heading to the Yuba or American River for the Fourth? The Safety Advice to Know
That’s because drinking can impair judgement and turn an already dangerous situation into a deadly one, Spencer said — plus a day out on the
Keeping Baseball Players’ Minds In Shape; Battle Over Bacon-Wrapped Hot Dogs
Summer is the heart of the baseball season. But recently the country’s oldest professional sport has been going through some changes. It’s not just the
SF Supervisor Proposes Overhauling ‘Outdated’ Housing Code to Allow Shared Living
“We’re one of the last cities to actually amend our city code to make sure that we’re not discriminating between how people want to live,”
Will Rolling Back California’s Landmark Environmental Law Jumpstart Housing Construction?
Today marks the start of a new fiscal year in California, and the budget signed by Governor Gavin Newsom is going into effect now that
California Lawmakers Approve Major Overhaul of Landmark Environmental Law
Trailer bill SB 131, which includes Wiener’s bill, makes more technical changes to CEQA reviews, but ultimately tries to avoid redundancies in the process. Among
55th Annual SF Pride Parade Focuses on Queer Joy as Resistance
Organizers say the event brings in nearly a million people every year, making it one of the largest Pride celebrations in the world. The theme
Much of LA’s Community of Immigrants Is Hiding, Leaving a Hole in the Fabric of the City
This is what happens when the federal government, against the wishes of those who live in a community, exercises its distant authority and imposes a
What’s In California’s Budget Deal?
It’s crunch time in the state Capitol, with a new fiscal year starting Tuesday. However, the legislature blew past its legally mandated June 15th deadline
‘A Big Bad Betrayal’: San José Groups Protest Trump’s Tax Bill
“The Trump administration has weaponized our money to spend billions on fear, violence, kidnapping our community members from our streets, detaining and abusing children and
SF Ends Program Allowing Residents to Request Street Safety Improvements
The move comes as the agency faces an anticipated $322 million budget deficit next year when federal and state one-time relief funds run out. Since