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At SF Pride's Human Rights Summit, Dolores Huerta Warns of 'Regime of Fascism' and Calls for Intersectional Resistance

The day before a million people descended on San Francisco for Pride weekend, Dolores Huerta told a room at the…

June 28, 2026

Oakland Schools Claim First Balanced Budget in 22 Years. Their Finance Chief Was Pushed Out to Make It Happen.

Oakland Unified's school board approved a tentative budget this week that its president called the district's first…

June 28, 2026

Two Months In, SF's RESET Center Counts 600 People as a Win. Advocates Say Nobody's Tracking What Happens Next.

San Francisco's RESET sobering center has processed roughly 600 people since opening on Sixth Street in May, and…

June 28, 2026

Fox Corp's $22 Billion Roku Buy Gives Murdoch a Front Door Into 100 Million Homes — Including California's

Fox Corporation's $22 billion acquisition of San Jose-based Roku will hand Rupert Murdoch something he has never…

June 28, 2026

Community Walks Lake Merritt for Missing Oakland Coffee Shop Owner, Three Months In

About 50 friends, family members and supporters walked around Lake Merritt last Friday in a show of solidarity for Amy…

June 28, 2026

Newsom Wants a Federal Billionaires' Tax — While Blocking the One That Could Actually Pass

California Gov. Gavin Newsom unveiled a sweeping national agenda to tax the ultra-wealthy last Friday, calling for a…

June 28, 2026

SF's Required Jail Oversight Committee Has Never Met. Now a Grand Jury Says the System Is at a 'Breaking Point.'

A year-long civil grand jury investigation has found San Francisco's jails overcrowded, dangerously understaffed, and…

June 28, 2026

California's Doctors and School Boards Are Helping Billionaires Kill a Healthcare Funding Measure

A California labor union defied pressure from Gov.

June 28, 2026

SF's Unemployment Rate Is the Best in California. The City Still Has 40,000 Fewer Jobs Than 2019.

San Francisco's unemployment rate fell to 3.3% in May — fourth consecutive monthly drop, second-lowest in California —…

June 28, 2026

The Law That Made the Marina Safeway Tower Possible May Also Kill It

The state housing statute that fast-tracked a proposed 25-story tower at the Marina Safeway site may have contained its…

June 28, 2026

California Forever Hired the Democrats Who Built CEQA to Help Dismantle It for Their New City

The tech billionaire-backed plan to build a Bay Area city from scratch has found a new route around local opposition —…

June 27, 2026

Contra Costa Has Found a Dengue‑Capable Mosquito Five Times Since 2022. Now Officials Want to Fight It with Bacteria.

Health officials in Contra Costa County are weighing a plan to release thousands of bacteria-infected mosquitoes into…

June 27, 2026

SF Budget Wraps Before Sundown — and That's Not Entirely Good News

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors finished their annual budget fight at 6:30 p.m.

June 27, 2026

SF's Transfer Tax Revenue Faces Twin Threats as Wicks' Backroom Deal Collapses

A California Assembly bill designed to kill an anti-tax ballot measure has instead united progressive housing advocates…

June 27, 2026

SF's Glen Canyon Is Officially Low‑Risk for Wildfire. A New Grand Jury Report Says That Might Be Wrong.

San Francisco's Civil Grand Jury has released a report warning that Glen Canyon Park — a 66-acre urban greenspace in…

June 27, 2026

SF Cartoon Art Museum Curator Fired After Berkeley Arrest for Filming Party Guests — Including Children — in Bathroom

Andrew Farago, a curator at San Francisco's Cartoon Art Museum, was arrested on 20 counts of invasion of privacy after…

June 27, 2026

A New Lawsuit Says Walmart, 7‑Eleven, and BP Used AI to Fix California Gas Prices. Bay Area Drivers Already Know What That Costs.

A California antitrust lawsuit claims that fuel retailers including Walmart, 7-Eleven, and BP used artificial…

June 27, 2026

Scott Wiener wants 15 debates. The Trans March wanted him gone.

The front-runner in the race to replace Nancy Pelosi spent the week asking for more stages to stand on.

The CastroJune 27, 2026

SF General Fixed Its ER. UCSF, Sitting on an $809M Surplus, Let Its Get Worse.

San Francisco's busiest and most stretched emergency department — Zuckerberg SF General, a trauma center serving…

June 26, 2026

California Invokes 60‑Year Farmland Law to Stop ICE From Building While the Lawsuit Is Still Pending

With construction actively underway on a 24.5-acre site outside Gilroy, California's Attorney General and Santa Clara…

June 26, 2026

The AI Boom Built Cupertino. Now It's Costing Apple Shareholders $250 Billion.

Apple's stock fell nearly 6% Thursday — its worst single-day performance in more than a year — after the Cupertino…

June 26, 2026

For 2½ Years, SF's Own Monitors Flagged HomeRise. Women Inside Say a Case Manager's Abuse Went Unchecked Anyway.

San Francisco kept tens of millions in annual funding flowing to HomeRise — one of the city's largest operators of…

June 26, 2026

A Silver SUV in the Castro. A Gay Bar Smashed Twice in Vallejo. The Bay Area's Pride Weekend Arrives Under a Cloud.

In the ten days before San Francisco's largest Pride celebration in years, anti-LGBTQ incidents have piled up across…

June 26, 2026

San Jose Opens Public Vote to Rename Plaza Stripped of Cesar Chavez's Name — Survey Closes July 6

Three months after city workers covered up Cesar Chavez's name at San Jose's downtown plaza, the city is asking the…

June 26, 2026