Category: Special Editions
From Dreams to Reality JuJu Neal
by Lee Hubbard It has been a whirlwind of events for Julian Neal. He was sitting in the office of...
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San Francisco Native Julian Neal Brings Swagger, Size to Seattle Secondary
SEATTLE — The Seattle Seahawks went shopping for toughness and came back with a San Francisco kid...
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FIVE NEW LEGACY BUSINESSES JOIN SAN FRANCISCO’S RENOWNED REGISTRY
The Legacy Business Registry welcomed 50 businesses in 2025, from the newly relocated SF Flower...
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Sun Reporter’s Talented 25 of 2025
By Lee Hubbard Black people in the San Francisco Bay Area have always been viewed as being on the...
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Comcast Celebrates Community Leadership at the 2026 Black Joy Parade
Oakland’s downtown streets came alive this weekend as more than 120,000 attendees gathered...
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SAN FRANCISCO BOARD OF SUPERVISORS UNANIMOUSLY PASS REPARATIONS FUND
SAN FRANCISCO – Today, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to pass...
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From City Hall to the Classroom: District Attorney Brooke Jenkins Shares Her Story with Youth Journalists
By Ovia Kalki Sarangan OFA Sun Reporter Intern Brooke Jenkins is our District Attorney of San...
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SUN-REPORTER SF OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL INTERNS 2025
San Francisco, CA — The Sun-Reporter is proud to work with the San Francisco Mayor’s Opportunities...
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Rev. Dr. Amos C. Brown Steps Down, But Don’t Call It Retirement
By Evan Ward They renamed the street outside Third Baptist Church “Rev. Dr. Amos C. Brown Way”...
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Chief Bill Scott Steps Down, Heads South to Build L.A. Metro Police
By Evan Ward Bill Scott didn’t rush. He clocked out smooth, the way he clocked in. Eight years...
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Final Days: Fillmore Safeway Shutters Amid Community Outcry
By Evan Ward The Safeway on Webster Street is in its final days, and shoppers are making the most...
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