SEIU 1021 to Hold ‘Defend the Vote’ Rally at San Francisco City Hall Oct. 22News

SEIU 1021 to Hold ‘Defend the Vote’ Rally at San Francisco City Hall Oct. 22

Honoring Dr. King and the civil rights movement, the union is calling the public to City Hall on Thursday, Oct. 22, ahead of the Nov. 3 election.

Oct 19

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Overdose Deaths Are Falling in San Francisco, but the Gap for Black Residents Has Not Closed

Oct 19

Overdose Deaths Are Falling in San Francisco, but the Gap for Black Residents Has Not Closed
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Halloween in San Francisco and Oakland: 22 Things to Do

Oct 19

Halloween in San Francisco and Oakland: 22 Things to Do
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Your Guide to San Francisco’s 2026 Board of Supervisors Races

Oct 19

Your Guide to San Francisco’s 2026 Board of Supervisors Races

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A Half-Million-Dollar Question: District 10 Is Not for Sale — Part One
Editorial

A Half-Million-Dollar Question: District 10 Is Not for Sale — Part One

Economist Dr. Julianne Malveaux on the $540,000 a crypto billionaire has poured into the District 10 supervisor race — and why a neighborhood seat should never be a luxury purchase.

Oct 12

Editorial

SWAG: The Style, Wisdom, Audacity, and Grace of Black Men

By Dr. Julianne Malveaux Have you ever heard Willie Brown speak? Before he utters a word, he has…

Jul 1

Op-Ed

Your Home is an Investment: How to Create Generational Wealth

ST. LOUIS AMERICAN — There are several perks to homeownership, many of which contribute to building wealth. Owning…

Jun 27

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San Francisco Hits Pause on Data Centers — and Bayview Is Where the Pause Matters MostNews

San Francisco Hits Pause on Data Centers — and Bayview Is Where the Pause Matters Most

Oct 16

New Federal Bills Could Expand Health Care for SF and Oakland Foster YouthNews

New Federal Bills Could Expand Health Care for SF and Oakland Foster Youth

Oct 12

Bay Area Communities Could Benefit From 10,000 New California Service Corps MembersNews

Bay Area Communities Could Benefit From 10,000 New California Service Corps Members

Oct 10

Who Gets to Build San Francisco? Small Contractors Seek Bigger Share of Infrastructure BoomNews

Who Gets to Build San Francisco? Small Contractors Seek Bigger Share of Infrastructure Boom

Oct 9

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Memorial Service for Leona M. BridgesTributes & Remembrances

Memorial Service for Leona M. Bridges

The longtime civic leader, who went from Barclays Global Investors to the SFERS board, will be remembered Wednesday, Oct. 28, at Third Baptist Church.

Oct 19

Arts, Music & Food

San Francisco Arts Professor Jacqueline Francis Appointed to African American Museum Board

Oct 5

San Francisco Arts Professor Jacqueline Francis Appointed to African American Museum Board
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Mayor Lurie Outlines Safety, Transportation Plans for Outside Lands Weekend

Aug 7

Mayor Lurie Outlines Safety, Transportation Plans for Outside Lands Weekend
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Shamann Walton: Working Until the End

Jun 28

Shamann Walton: Working Until the End
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As Gov. Newsom’s Term Nears End, Advocacy Groups Urge Him to Commute Life SentencesNational

As Gov. Newsom’s Term Nears End, Advocacy Groups Urge Him to Commute Life Sentences

Oct 14

Sounds “Desperate”: Secretary of State Shirley Weber Calls Out Trump’s Sudden Switch on Mail-In VotingNational

Sounds “Desperate”: Secretary of State Shirley Weber Calls Out Trump’s Sudden Switch on Mail-In Voting

Oct 14

California Enacts New Anti-Hate Training Requirements for State Officials, Private Sector EmployeesNational

California Enacts New Anti-Hate Training Requirements for State Officials, Private Sector Employees

Oct 11