Ricardo Sandoval-Palos and Lila LaHood discuss threats to independent journalism and public media. In the face of White House condemnation of “DEI,” public media organizations should recommit to ...

Toxic cleanups take longer in parts of San Francisco where more residents are people of color, our data analysis shows.

Toxic site cleanups take longer in parts of San Francisco where fewer residents are white, a new data analysis from the San Francisco Public Press shows. The analysis also shows that a higher ...

Thousands of people turned out for a protest rally at San Francisco’s Civic Center Plaza and other locations on May 1 — also ...

San Francisco is experiencing a surge in eviction court filings that has taken even the most seasoned eviction defense lawyers by surprise. “I’ve been doing eviction defense work for a lot of years,” ...

Jayson McCauliff stood outside San Francisco’s Tesla dealership on March 29, waving a homemade sign reading, “DOGE STOLE MY JOB!” He was among thousands of people who turned out for a nationwide ...

Just a day before a key hearing in which a United States District judge in Oakland could have decided the fates of hundreds of students nationwide whose visas had been terminated, students, attorneys ...

This article is adapted from an episode of our podcast, “Civic.” Click the audio player below to hear the full story. While San Francisco’s crime rate last year plummeted far faster than that of any ...

Ben Santer never imagined that 12 words could change the trajectory of his life and humanity’s understanding of what it was doing to the planet: “The balance of evidence suggests a discernible human ...

Chelsea Hung wasted no time in making a life-changing decision: In her late 20s, she left her tech job in New York City, and headed back to San Francisco’s Chinatown to take over her parents’ ...