Superintendent Maria Su’s all-staff email confirms a U.S. Department of Justice Title IX review of gender and sexuality instruction, warns that employees’ identities may be
At a City Hall hearing, residents of historic Fillmore housing developments described disputed evictions, inaccessible homes, missing financial records, questionable rent accounting and years of
Will San Francisco Demand Answers—or Stage Another Hearing? A cooperative built to keep Black families in the Fillmore is now sending its elders eviction notices.
THE PRICE OF BEING POOR – PART 13 Plaza East warned us. Alice Griffith confirmed it. Now the man who has lived inside both stories
The data they refuse to release: Coleman Advocates’ “Stop Suspending Our Success” campaign confronts SFUSD’s discriminatory suspension regime — and five years of records the
Dr. Vidrale Franklin was removed from her principalship after an investigation this newsroom has documented as procedurally irregular and, in appearance, discriminatory. A former President
