Green Card Holder Detained at SFO Raises Alarm Over Trump-Era Immigration Crackdown
“It spotlights the urgent need for accountability and transparency in federal detention practices and upholds the fundamental rights of those who call America home,” the
A New San Francisco Plan Would Spread Out Homeless Shelters More Evenly
The board voted overwhelmingly in favor of the bill on Tuesday. Supervisors Connie Chan and Chyanne Chen voted against it, with Chan calling the bill
How to Prepare for a Tsunami in California — and What to Do if Another Warning Hits
She emphasized that residents should use the maps to zoom into specific areas and zero in on neighborhoods with highest risk. For example, in San
Bay Area Leaders Call for Humanitarian Aid in Gaza As Global Criticism of Israel Grows
“It’s too little, too late,” Oussama Mokeddem, government affairs director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations’ California chapter, said about Israel’s announcement that it would
In-N-Out Burger CEO Joins List of High-Profile Business Figures Leaving California
Other departures have included Charles Schwab and Chevron, which cited regulatory issues, taxes and high operating costs, and Elon Musk announced last year he was moving the
A Science Journal Pulled a Controversial Study About a Bizarre Life Form Against the Authors’ Wishes
The researchers disagree with the journal’s decision and stand by their data. It’s reasonable to pull a paper for major errors or suspected misconduct —
Injury Ends Valkyries Star Thornton’s Season, Raising Questions About Playoff Hopes
“I’m just gutted for her,” said Lindsay Myers, one of the team’s many die-hard fans. While Myers resides in Sacramento, she and her wife are
Court Strikes Down California Ammunition Background Check Law
Because background checks for firearms purchases have been upheld as constitutional, Heyne said the same logic should apply to ammunition. He added that he hopes
What’s Going on With the Muir Woods Exhibit Removal?
In a statement to the New York Times, a spokesperson for the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, Joshua Winchell, confirmed that last week Muir Woods
San Francisco’s First Muslim Supervisor on his Pakistani Roots and Protecting Immigrants from ICE
Bilal Mahmood became the first Muslim American elected to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors last year. Today, Mahmood is calling for a hearing into