Since President Trump's second inauguration, many here have shown support for local and state policies that protect ...

California Supreme Court agreed to hear a case on whether to allow electronic recording in family court hearings.

Advocates fear Fremont’s new homelessness ordinance will force domestic violence victims to stay with abusers.

We revisit conversations from 2022 with Ukrainians in San Francisco who were worrying about loved ones and sending medical ...

Zhe Wu is a reporter who is interested in covering stories related to the Asian American community. Previously, she has covered education and local community issues in the East Bay for Oakland North, ...

On a sunny Saturday afternoon in November, a vibrant crowd gathered on the sand-covered median of the Great Highway. Young families, cyclists and seniors formed a sprawling half-circle along the ...

Hedge fund Alden Global Capital is quietly gobbling up newspapers across the country and gutting them, but no one knows why — until journalist Julie Reynolds begins to investigate. Her findings ...

Hundreds of people descended on San Francisco’s Tesla dealership Monday to peacefully protest recent actions by President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk to downsize the federal workforce under ...

Update 2/26/25: The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously voted to end the Accessible Business Entrance program on Tuesday, shifting the city’s focus from local enforcement, which had never ...

Our cover story on bilingual education in this issue, which we started reporting this summer, has taken on new relevance. With immigrants — both legal and undocumented — increasingly demonized by our ...

Anti-abortion groups have initiated increasingly aggressive activities in San Francisco since the fall of Roe v. Wade, with some ignoring protective zones around clinics and even threatening violence.