Balancing the Scales of Justice
For the bulk of American history, juries have been white, male, and affluent. A new S.F. pilot program would seek to change that.
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Pirates of the Bay
As the Bay Area’s affordability crisis continues to squeeze the working class, the ‘Houseboat Wars’ of Richardson Bay are raging once again.
Smoke Screen
Libertarian cannabis influencers and conspiratorial budtenders are encouraging skeptical stoners to just say no to the vaccine.
Connecting to the Land Through Construction
A new development in the Mission aims to bring a piece of American Indian history and heritage to San Francisco’s urban core.
‘Chinese in the Richmond’ Community Open House
The new exhibit aims to tell the stories of Chinese Americans living on the West Side through oral histories, documents, and photos.
Art Galleries Work Together to Beat COVID
Bay Area art galleries are finding that collaboration is the key to surviving the pandemic.
An Intersectional Celebration: Chinatown Pride
The first-ever event unites performers, historians, artists, and businesses at a difficult time for the Asian American community.
CA Passes Stimulus for Low-Income, Undocumented People
The California-specific aid is meant to help those most impacted by the pandemic.
Pot Billboards Banned on Interstate Highways
Marijuana ads must come down across California, as a new ruling limits which roads may host such high-visibility cannabis promotions.
Memorial Quilt Honors Black Lives Lost to AIDS
56 blocks of the Quilt raise awareness of the impact of AIDS on communities of color.