The Price of Being Poor – Part 15 As residents report renewed eviction pressure, a City Hall hearing offers a path to answers. Mayor Daniel

Under Brittany Ford’s leadership, a San Francisco community collaborative carries Jeff Adachi’s vision forward—with backpacks, belonging, and young people learning to give back. Before there

A life lost. A process demanding scrutiny. Austin Metcalf was 17. He went to a high school track meet in Frisco, Texas, and never came

A disabled father’s federal appeal and nearly eight years of headlines show a gap in New York’s accountability system: the state can find that an

At Third Baptist Church, Connie Chan and Scott Wiener confronted questions about reparations, displaced residents, Black youth, surveillance and the obligations of the next member

Body-worn camera footage released by the Public Defender’s Office shows three SFPD officers brutalizing a Black man who begged for his life. A jury rejected

In a defining victory for outgoing District 10 Supervisor Shamann Walton, the Board of Supervisors unanimously halted new data centers for 45 days. For environmental-justice

At Providence Baptist Church, the candidates for District 10 supervisor arrived with speeches. The community arrived with decades of unanswered questions — and a single

San Francisco Draws a Line Against Eviction Supervisor Jackie Fielder’s proposal would set a minimum rent debt before a tenant can be evicted for nonpayment.