Police and Justice

Retaliation Against SF Bay View Journalist Will Continue After Court Ruling

Retaliation Against SF Bay View Journalist Will Continue After Court Ruling

SAN FRANCISCO — After months of retaliation for speaking out against the unsafe

San Francisco Failing to House Unsheltered Residents During COVID Crisis

San Francisco Failing to House Unsheltered Residents During COVID Crisis

Swift action to put shelter-in-place orders into effect on March 16, 2020 won

SF Community Members Gather to Demand DA Chesa Boudin Drop Charges Against Jamaica Hampton

SF Community Members Gather to Demand DA Chesa Boudin Drop Charges Against Jamaica Hampton

San Francisco — San Francisco community members gathered on the steps of the

Where SF City Fails to Help the Unhoused, ‘Hotels Not Hospitals’ Steps Up

Where SF City Fails to Help the Unhoused, ‘Hotels Not Hospitals’ Steps Up

San Francisco — During the world-historical COVID-19 pandemic and the worst fire season

Temporary Sanctuary Extended for City’s Unsheltered

Temporary Sanctuary Extended for City’s Unsheltered

Update (12-22-20): FEMA announced its funding will continue for “the duration of the

27 Years Later, New Evidence of Police Misconduct and Recanted Testimony Support Man’s Claim of Innocence

27 Years Later, New Evidence of Police Misconduct and Recanted Testimony Support Man’s Claim of Innocence

A Richmond, California man has been imprisoned for 27 years after being falsely

Despite Sanctuary Laws and COVID-19, ICE Raids Persist

Despite Sanctuary Laws and COVID-19, ICE Raids Persist

From September 18 to October 3, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials arrested

San Francisco Registers Almost Four Times as Many Fatal Overdoses as Covid Deaths in 2020

San Francisco Registers Almost Four Times as Many Fatal Overdoses as Covid Deaths in 2020

San Francisco — If you live in San Francisco, you may not be

Controversial Organization Responsible for Anti-Tent Campaign To Be Helmed by Reverend With Deep Connections to Mayor London Breed

Controversial Organization Responsible for Anti-Tent Campaign To Be Helmed by Reverend With Deep Connections to Mayor London Breed

San Francisco — Reverend Amos Brown, a longtime ally and ardent supporter of

California finally passes bill to allow former inmates to become firefighters as wildfires rage and COVID infects prison laborers

California finally passes bill to allow former inmates to become firefighters as wildfires rage and COVID infects prison laborers

On September 11th, California governor Gavin Newson signed a bill that would allow